open-source integration

Open-source integration refers to the process of combining software components whose source code is publicly available. It allows different programs or systems to work together seamlessly by sharing and connecting resources, data, or functionalities. Because the code is open, developers can customize, improve, and adapt the integrated tools to fit specific needs. This fosters collaboration, innovation, and cost-effectiveness, enabling organizations to build more flexible and scalable solutions without being locked into proprietary, closed systems.