Diagnose
Establish the mandate, evidence baseline, decision boundary and accountable owner.
SRAI Book 8 · Chapter 1 · PU-B08-C01
Connect institutional mandate, observed work, information authority, integration, operational capability, risk controls and meaningful human accountability in a governed enterprise AI architecture.
01 / EXECUTIVE OUTCOMES
02 / ARCHITECTURE SEQUENCE
Establish the mandate, evidence baseline, decision boundary and accountable owner.
Map functions, value streams, information assets, services and dependencies.
Define authority, controls, stopping conditions, escalation and review.
Test value, readiness, residual risk and sensitivity before scaling.
03 / PRACTITIONER-GROUNDED DESIGN
The lesson translates durable insights from a real information-systems master-planning engagement for Senegal's national statistical organization into a modern enterprise AI framework.
The historical case is used as dated practitioner evidence, not as a current assessment of the institution.
| Evidence | What observation supports the requirement? |
| Authority | Who retains the consequential decision? |
| Threshold | What measurable condition stops or revises the initiative? |
| Review | Who examines the result, and when? |
That capability alone does not establish institutional authority, reliable operation, accountable use or durable value.
A governable service joins approved information, controls, human authority, evaluation and an inspectable decision record.
04 / SRAI DECISION STANDARD
CONTROLLED RESOURCES