Open Message Queuing Protocol (OMQP)

The Open Message Queuing Protocol (OMQP) is a standardized way for different software applications to send and receive messages asynchronously over a network. It enables reliable, secure communication between distributed systems by organizing messages into queues. Applications can put messages into a queue and later retrieve them without requiring both to be active simultaneously. OMQP ensures that messages are delivered accurately and efficiently, making it useful for systems that need to communicate reliably across different platforms and environments. It is commonly used in financial services, telecommunications, and other industries requiring robust message exchange.