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This is same as [[Requirements + Value Proposition]] at the product level, now taken to the enterprise level. | This is same as [[Requirements + Value Proposition]] at the product level, now taken to the enterprise level. | ||
The requirements and value proposition at the product level are product related, but do not necessarily be as specific as the objectives at the enterprise level. At the enterrise level, our general goal is [[Zero Marginal Cost Economic Development]] as related to civilization-grade engineering for solving the [[Fermi Paradox]]. | |||
The Enterprise Value Proposition + Requirements are intended to make the goal at the enterprise level explicit and clear to team members to establish broad alignment in the development process. This alignment is contributes to embedded moral intelligence within the product, according to the [[Expertise-Embedded_Design_Principle]]. | |||
Latest revision as of 23:52, 15 January 2026
This is same as Requirements + Value Proposition at the product level, now taken to the enterprise level.
The requirements and value proposition at the product level are product related, but do not necessarily be as specific as the objectives at the enterprise level. At the enterrise level, our general goal is Zero Marginal Cost Economic Development as related to civilization-grade engineering for solving the Fermi Paradox.
The Enterprise Value Proposition + Requirements are intended to make the goal at the enterprise level explicit and clear to team members to establish broad alignment in the development process. This alignment is contributes to embedded moral intelligence within the product, according to the Expertise-Embedded_Design_Principle.