Domains

For convenience sake, the domains are clustered into logical groupings based on their functions and relationships.

Strategic foundation

• Strategy - Overarching objectives and direction

• Market - External business environment and competitive positioning

• Customer - People and organizations that consume products/services

• Stakeholder - Individuals and groups influenced by or influencing the organization

Operational architecture

• Organization - Structured entity within which activities occur

• Capabilities - Core functions and competencies

• Value stream - End-to-end activities creating value

Delivery elements

• Products - Tangible or intangible offerings

• Services - Activities contributing to value delivery

• Channel - Methods and pathways for delivering to customers

• Supply chain - Network for flow of materials, goods, and services

Governance & compliance

• Policy - Formal statements guiding decision-making

• Risk Management - Approach to identifying and addressing risks

• Performance - Measurable outcomes and effectiveness

• Sustainability - Environmental, social, and governance aspects

Innovation & transformation

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/363397129 - Creating positive social change

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/245137842 - Focused efforts or projects

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/296878116 - Approach to creating and implementing new ideas

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/296615957 - Technical components enabling business operations

Enablement & resources

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/245137754 - Critical data and insights

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/296550475 - Human aspects including workforce and culture

• https://guide.user.orthogramic.com/wiki/spaces/OM/pages/295469092 - Economic resources and financial flows

Each domain is defined through a schema-first approach using publicly available JSON Schemas, enabling automation, validation, and integration into digital tools and platforms. Domains are described in terms of attributes, elements, relationships, and interdependencies.

Cross-domain relationships provide structured links between entities across domains (e.g. Customers to Capabilities or Policies to Services), allowing traceability, impact analysis, and improved alignment across the enterprise.