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Proactive identification of high-value opportunities
Consistent linkage to rationales and strategic responses
Improved transparency across strategic planning cycles
Enhanced auditability and traceability of decisions
Example
Trigger | Strategic Opportunity – Capability Enhancement |
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Description | Business planning process identifies need for workforce upskilling in AI analytics |
Origin | Strategic planning |
Time horizon | Anticipatory |
Impact level | High |
Linked rationale | To prepare the organisation for competitive positioning in data-driven decision making |
Trigger Taxonomy
Triggers in the Orthogramic Metamodel follow a standardized classification system that enables consistent categorization, improved searchability, and enhanced analytics. Each trigger is classified according to:
Primary Category: The main classification of the trigger (e.g., Regulatory, Technological, Strategic)
Subcategory: A more specific classification within the primary category
Origin: Whether the trigger is internal or external to the organization
Time Horizon: The temporal nature of the trigger (immediate, short-term, long-term)
Impact Level: The potential significance of the trigger (low, medium, high, critical)
This taxonomy provides a framework for organizing triggers consistently, allowing organizations to:
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Track patterns in strategic responses across similar trigger types
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Analyze the distribution of triggers by source, timeframe, and impact
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Identify which categories of triggers most frequently drive strategic changes
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The standardized taxonomy also supports governance and auditability by ensuring that triggers are documented according to consistent criteria, making it easier to trace decision-making patterns over time.
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See: https://github.com/Orthogramic/Orthogramic_Metamodel
Schema properties
Field | Type | Required | Description | Example |
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| string (uuid) | Yes | Unique identifier for the trigger |
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| string | Yes | Short, human-readable name of the trigger |
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| string | No | Expanded explanation of the trigger's relevance |
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| string (enum) | Yes | Primary classification of trigger context |
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| string | No | More specific classification within the primary category |
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| string (enum) | Yes | Whether the trigger originates from inside or outside the organisation |
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| string (enum) | No | The temporal nature of the trigger |
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| string (enum) | No | The potential significance of the trigger |
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| string (enum) | No | The current status in the lifecycle of the trigger |
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| string (date) | No | Date when the trigger was identified |
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| string (date) | No | Expected end of relevance for this trigger |
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| string | No | Reference to source document or authority identifying the trigger |
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| array of uuid | No | References to other related triggers |
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| array of uuid | No | References to related Strategic Response artefacts |
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