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The agency said it will work with public and private sector partners during the 2024 testing phase this fall, culminating in international testing in 2025. “The interoperability standards are detailed guidelines for the development of computer programs that allow different systems to connect and exchange data“, they explained in the statement.
In this scenario, the standards “will increase supply chain transparency and will prepare the ground for Faster and safer data exchange“, while better data quality in the early stages of the import process “will lead to Faster eligibility determinations for the benefit of government and the private sector“.
CBP’s efforts to improve technology
In the statement, the agency detailed that it was collaborating with the Science and Technology (S&T) Directorate of the Department of Homeland Security to explore new technologies, through the S&T Silicon Valley Innovation Program (SVIP) and in conjunction with private sector companies, which contributed to Complete the first global interoperability standards tests in 2023.
In this regard, CBP stressed that the adoption of interoperability standards will be essential for modernizing the Automated Business Environment (ACE) of the agency.
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