Architecture
Arqua has developed a coherent reference architecture for Enterprise Intelligence.
The architecture defines how operational reality becomes governed representation, institutional memory, runtime context, coordinated action, authorised consequence and revised understanding.
[MANUAL DIAGRAM PLACEHOLDER — ARQUA CANONICAL ARCHITECTURE]
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Caption: The complete architecture from operational reality through representation, memory, runtime coordination, consequence and learning.
Alternative text draft: Architecture diagram showing Arqua Canonical Architecture, including operational reality, observed evidence, representation intelligence, accepted institutional representation, institutional memory, runtime context assembly, enterprise control plane, governed coordination, execution admissibility, operational consequence and representation evolution, and the feedback or governance relationship between them.
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- Arqua Canonical Architecture
- Enterprise Intelligence Architecture
- Enterprise Intelligence Architecture — Canonical Definitions
Foundations
- Architectural Survivability
- System Model Foundation
- Enterprise Representation Intelligence
- Institutional Memory
- Intelligent Semantic Architecture
- Semantic Governance Operating Model
- Semantic Contract Surface
Runtime
- Runtime Context Assembly
- The Enterprise Control Plane
- Enterprise Coordination Fabric
- Agent Control Plane
- Execution Admissibility Architecture
Applied Architecture
- AI-Ready Data
- Data Product Industrialisation
- Representation Graph
- Enterprise Memory Products
- Governed GraphRAG
- Green / Red Lane Coordination
- Architecture of Record (AoR)
- SCIA Runtime Reference Architecture
Canonical Definitions
Enterprise vocabulary
Domain vocabularies
- Execution Admissibility Architecture — Canonical Definitions
- Agent Architecture — Canonical Definitions (planned)
- Enterprise Control Plane — Canonical Definitions (planned)
- System Model Foundation and Semantic Architecture — Canonical Definitions (planned)