Tabula

A governed model of the enterprise

Tabula consolidates the records held across enterprise systems into a single model of customers, facilities, orders and personnel, continuously maintained and verified.

Three layers: the systems the client already runs, the business as connected things, and the agents and applications that read it

Principles of the model

Business objects

Customers, facilities, equipment, orders and personnel, each consolidated from every system that holds part of the record.

Relationships on the Tabula map, each with its record count

Quantified relationships

Each relationship states the number of source records that support it.

A machine record assembled from readings, an inspection image, a manual and a work order

Multimodal records

Readings, documents, images and recordings attach to the object they describe, with each extracted element retained against its source.

Record values with source system and confirmation status

Human confirmation

Changes require confirmation by a named reviewer before agents or applications use them.

One record, every modality

Sensor readings, inspection images, technical documents and work orders resolve to the same object. Each value states the source it was drawn from.

Machine CNC-114: spindle vibration from the plant historian, bearing condition extracted from an inspection image, replacement threshold from the service manual and last bearing change from a work order

The enterprise map

Eighteen object types and twenty-eight relationship types, from region to individual machine.

Tabula map of object types and the links between them

Record-level traceability

Properties, readings, evidence and relationships, presented on a single record.

Tabula objects with a customer record open

The model is client property, and exports in standard formats.

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