Capability patterns.
Reusable structures for extension, modernization, federated workflows, routine routing, and governed multi-source data.
Five capability patterns.
Extension over modification.
Keep local process logic in a governed extension layer when it does not belong inside the system of record.
Clean the core before the migration.
Classify custom code, interfaces, and data debt before selecting what moves, retires, or shifts to an extension layer.
Route the routine to systems.
Separate bounded routine requests from cases that require human judgment, then encode the routing and escalation rules.
Many sources, one consumption view.
Govern a shared semantic and consumption layer across source platforms instead of making one physical migration the only route to consistency.
Federated services on a shared hub.
Connect distinct services through a shared layer for identity, context, observability, and recourse while each service retains its own operating boundary.