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{{WikiEntry|key=Governance|qCode=1553864}} is about controlling resources, it is an act to claim [[sovereignty]] over an entity or region of [[space]]/[[territory]]<ref>{{:Book/The Map and The Territory}}</ref>. Influenced by [[Moore's Law]]<ref>{{:Paper/Cramming more components onto integrated circuits}}</ref>, the technologies relating to [[Identity and Access Management]]([[IAM]])<ref>{{:Book/Keycloak-Identity and Access Management for Modern Applications}}</ref> is a crucial aspect of governance. A book on this subject is Meyerson's work called:[[Book/Political Numeracy|Political Numeracy]]<ref>{{:Book/Political Numeracy}}</ref>. A history book that reveals the nature of governance can be found here<ref>{{:Book/China A Macro History}}, the author has been articulating the vision: '''Governance must be grounded in Data.'''</ref>.

=Systems Engineering in concrete terms=
Governance can be thought of as a [[Project Management|project management]] job that must maintain balance of powers and the healthiness of resource utilization. This balancing of powers can be related to [[safety]], and the [[healthiness of resource utilization]] can be related to [[liveness]]. A system under governance can be tested against [[safety]] and [[liveness]] properties as defined in the book<ref>{{:Book/Specifying Systems}}</ref>.

==DevOps as a Source of Inspiration==
A significant amount of governance work has been demonstrated in the world of [[DevOps]]. One important example is [[Ansible]]'s roles.
==Learning Systems as a Governance Body==
A talk by [[Ben Koo]]<ref>{{:Video/GovTech - Benjamin Koo}}</ref> on using [[Extreme Learning Process]] as a methdology to operating a governance body that can learn can be found on youtube.

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=References=
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==Related Pages==
*[[Logically related::Data]]
*[[Logically related::Project Management]]
*[[Logically related::Version Control]]
*[[Logically related::SSOT]]

[[Category:Governance]]
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