Domain Generation Process
The 3D pipeline takes business requirements through a series of design stages and uses the approved metadata to generate systems.
These systems include the common rules needed to work together. AI helps interpret requirements and make design choices. Deterministic software handles work that can be derived mechanically.
1. Business Requirements
Describe what the business unit does, who uses its information, how the work flows, and what is inside or outside its scope.
2. Conceptual Model
Identify the business concepts, events, and relationships before designing tables.
3. Core Reuse Analysis
Decide which concepts are Shared, Subtype/Extension, or Business-Unit-Specific.
4. Logical Design
Define normalized structures, relationships, subtypes, vocabulary, and system assignments.
5. Detailed Table and Column Design
Define the tables, columns, keys, and temporal classifications in detail.
6. Validation and Approval Gates
Check that the design conforms to the rules and approve it. Validation also takes place at each earlier stage.
After approval, generate synthetic test data and set up the system’s database, forms, browses, navigation, and supported runtime components. Clearer requirements produce better results. We can automate more work as we gain experience with more domains.