One architecture, many domains
Every one of the 772 rule blocks sits in exactly one part of the tree. Nothing on it is decorative.
Five parts, and how much of the architecture each one holds.
Revenue, cost, risk, experience, speed. Not a layer you build — the reason the other four exist.
Models, agents, workflow, APIs, outputs, visualisation, observability, drift, commercialisation, research. Many, specialised, replaceable.
Domain packs and domain contracts. The only part of the architecture that changes by sector.
Security, governance, registries, performance, deployment, shared services, archive, recovery. One spine, everything passes through it.
Identity, sources, ingestion, storage, transformation, quality, metadata, master data, semantics. What the whole thing stands on.
Only the branches change by sector.
Forty-eight blocks of 772 are sector-specific. Build once, deploy anywhere is a count, not a slogan — and it is why the second client in any industry costs a fraction of the first.
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