##  Guidelines and Best Practices
  * Interfaces should have one provider application and could have multiple consumer applications.
  * Understand why you want to capture the interface. Interfaces can help you identify risks by providing a clear view of the data flow between applications or IT components.
  * Focus on the business perspective. Identify and document the data objects exchanged and the relationships between applications to understand the impact on the organization's operations.
  * Define self-explaining naming conventions. Establish clear conventions within the organization to determine ownership and change management responsibilities for interfaces, promoting consistent modeling practices (e.g., provider, publisher/subscriber)
  * Clear and concise specification: When defining an interface, ensure the specifications are clear, concise, and well-documented. This clarity aids in better understanding and implementation by various teams and developers.
