Get a sustainable value with a System Resilience Governance Profile
The System Resilience Governance Architecture consists of three specific instruments (System Context, Resilience Profile, Governance Map). These instruments representing the dynamic capabilities to manage complex (or normal) situations. Each instrument follows definitions and rules, and has a specific stakeholder visualization focus.
The source of all instruments is a digitalized virtual picture about real system of systems landscape, represented as unique model-driven multi-attribute system descriptions. Each model (multi-attribute system description) is based on artefacts instantiated from a standardized classification system where artefacts are available as node, edge and interconnected on a higher order to each other.
The source of all instruments is a digitalized virtual picture about real system of systems landscape, represented as unique model-driven multi-attribute system descriptions. Each model (multi-attribute system description) is based on artefacts instantiated from a standardized classification system where artefacts are available as node, edge and interconnected on a higher order to each other.
With this kind of model, every normal and complex situation can be documented and simulated sustainably. The holistic view of a digitalized real system landscape can be measured, controlled by the multi-attribute indicators. Based on holistic assessments, evaluation, and ratings, information about the model can be visualized in comprehensive and simple diagrams or highly collaborative pictures and documents, and reused by other instruments. Moreover, the governance can be comprehensively documented and transparently visualized. All specific actions to manage the living system of systems, individual systems, a subset of systems called SystemContext or individual artefacts and their dependencies are incorporated and, therefore, a part of the entire model. Every SystemContext is documented in a comprehensive way as a standardized model (virtual picture).
Each dynamic capability are implicitly documented and can be individually measured. The entire system governance is visible and can be measured and expanded. Through integration and the multi-attribute aspect, measures like the solvability of a system can be visualized. With pre-defined instruments, a normal or complex situation can be compared and benchmarked. The rules and conditions can be modified and applied at any time. Dependencies and relations are managed like all other elements of a system. New instruments with analytics and comprehensive calculations can be additionally configured and integrated.
Each dynamic capability are implicitly documented and can be individually measured. The entire system governance is visible and can be measured and expanded. Through integration and the multi-attribute aspect, measures like the solvability of a system can be visualized. With pre-defined instruments, a normal or complex situation can be compared and benchmarked. The rules and conditions can be modified and applied at any time. Dependencies and relations are managed like all other elements of a system. New instruments with analytics and comprehensive calculations can be additionally configured and integrated.