AEES / ENGINEERING STANDARDS

Enterprise Engineering Standards

How do we specify reusable enterprise artifacts?

Define consistent specifications for capabilities, decisions, workers, knowledge, services, agents and interfaces.

Engineering standardsDocumented standards within AEAF

When this is useful

Use AEES to give engineering artifacts a shared structure, traceability and review basis across architecture and delivery.

How it fits in the portfolio

AEES sits within AEAF. GMS and CEKM provide related representation concepts; shared fields need explicit mappings that preserve domain meaning.

What it covers

01

Capability, Decision & Digital Worker DNA

Describe business abilities, decisions and digital workers through explicit specifications.

02

Knowledge, memory & services

KOS Knowledge Object, EMS Enterprise Memory and BSS Business Service standards.

03

Agents, interfaces & semantics

AASS AI Agent Specification; EAIS API and Interaction; EAS Artifact; EOSS Ontology and Semantic standards.

ILLUSTRATIVE · NOT A CLIENT RESULT

Improving an order-reconciliation handoff.

Specify the affected business service, decision rules and interface behavior, with clear requirements and acceptance evidence.

What an agreed engagement can produce

Scoped specifications, reusable artifact templates, relationships and traceability to requirements and acceptance evidence.

Limits

A documented standard does not establish that every template, repository or implementation is available as a finished product.

Documented methods and designs don't by themselves show that software is available or that outcomes have been measured.

Start with a real business need.

Connect the method to the workflow, capability or decision you want to improve.

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