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For example, the assumption of adherence to a centrally curated authoritative source of information models and terminology is no longer true; the infrastructure must gracefully accommodate local terminologies or localizations as well as standard terminologies. It must enable a path towards "as much interoperability as is possible" between any two parties, rather than enforcing full "compatibility" of all participants. Additionally, the Semantic Infrastructure 2.0 is charged with making the wealth of knowledge contained within the numerous SAIF artifacts available and consumable (in a programmatic fashion) to all the grid participants. Having runtime support for leveraging this information to inform and drive service interactions is a key value proposition for the future platform and semantic infrastructure.

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