Glossary
Governed execution
Work that runs automatically inside explicit rules, permissions and approvals.
Definition
Execution where every automated step has a defined scope, a permission model and a recorded human decision point where one is required. The opposite of unbounded automation, where a system can act without a traceable owner.
See also
Related terms
- Approval boundary
The line between what intelligence may do alone and what a person must approve.
- Audit trail
The recorded history of what happened, when and on whose authority.
See it in practice
An anonymised deployment across a multi-entity operating group, with the phase-by-phase implementation timeline and a representative cost breakdown.
Put the vocabulary to work
An Architecture Assessment documents how these concepts apply to your systems, data and decision rights, and produces a blueprint, roadmap and quote.