Entities
The things that matter: sites, assets, services, customers, and systems.
Platform · Enterprise World Model
Enterprise World Models for Autonomous Decision-Making
An enterprise world model is a computational model of how an organization operates. It gives the Business Autonomy Engine the context it needs to decide and act—rather than reacting to isolated metrics.
What it represents
A model of how the enterprise actually works.
Tihranix builds the enterprise world model with PLDM—the Probabilistic Living Digital Model—which keeps it current as conditions change.
Relationships
How entities connect and influence one another.
Dependencies
What relies on what, and where risk propagates.
Operational state
Current conditions across the enterprise and edge.
Temporal behavior
How the enterprise changes over time.
Uncertainty
What is known, unknown, and probable.
Policies
The rules, thresholds, and constraints that must hold.
Causal structure
How interventions are expected to change outcomes.
Related concepts
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