A unified enterprise platform that brings an organisation’s applications, data and knowledge onto one governed foundation, with AI able to reason and act across every function.
The shared model of the enterprise — its objects, their properties, states and relationships — defined once so every module and AI agent works from the same meaning of the business.
A single platform on which every business function runs, sharing common services and one source of enterprise knowledge instead of separate systems stitched together.
A single business capability delivered on the platform (for example Procurement or General Ledger), sharing the same data, services and governance as every other module.
An AI model trained on large amounts of text that generates and interprets natural language; the reasoning engine behind conversational and generative AI.
A technique where an AI model retrieves relevant enterprise information before answering, so responses are grounded in real data rather than the model’s memory.
A control placed directly in the path of an action, so a required check must pass before the action can execute — rather than detecting the problem afterwards.
A formal description of the concepts in a domain and how they relate. On the platform, the shared enterprise ontology gives every module one definition of the business.