Purpose Vector
Product term: Vector
Category: concept
Definition
A directional representation of organizational purpose in multi-dimensional space. Coordinates represent values (impact, growth, sustainability, relationships, etc.). Used by Routing Rules Engine and Cognitive Twin Engine to align decisions. More nuanced than a single North Star.
Key Points
- •Multi-dimensional purpose representation
- •Captures organizational values
- •Used for decision alignment
- •Routing Rules use it
- •Cognitive Twins navigate it
- •More nuanced than single metric
Frequently Asked Questions
How is Purpose Vector different from North Star?
North Star is one direction. Purpose Vector is multi-dimensional—captures competing values simultaneously.
Who defines the Purpose Vector?
Leadership and Constitutional Review Board, with input from workforce.
How does my Twin use my Purpose Vector?
When facing a decision with multiple good options, your Twin checks which aligns best with your values.
Can my Purpose Vector change?
Yes, but rarely. Major changes require organizational alignment.
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