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5 of 95 constructs match. A construct is a pattern of parts that recurs across many organizations.
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- Process · Within one industry1,011 organizationsMarket and positioning → product or service designEvery instance hasMarket and positioningProduct or service designDiffers on Governance and decision rightsFacial recognition and biometrics · Surveillance technology vendors · Spyware and device intrusion · Communications interception and IMSI catchers · Social media monitoring and open-source intelligence · Location tracking · Surveillance drones and aerial monitoring · Mobile forensics and data extraction · License plate recognition and video analytics · Student and workplace monitoring · Data brokers · Software Publishers · Cybersecurity software vendors · Government and public sector · Defence and aerospace contractors · IT services · Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services · Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing · AI model developers · Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing · Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing · Information & media · Insurance Carriers and Related Activities · Oil and Gas Extraction · Public corporations · Security Guards and Patrol Services
- Process · Within one industry822 organizationsMarket and positioning → product or service design → customers: keeping themEvery instance hasMarket and positioningProduct or service designCustomers: keeping themDiffers on Governance and decision rightsFacial recognition and biometrics · Surveillance technology vendors · Spyware and device intrusion · Communications interception and IMSI catchers · Social media monitoring and open-source intelligence · Surveillance drones and aerial monitoring · Mobile forensics and data extraction · Location tracking · License plate recognition and video analytics · Student and workplace monitoring · Data brokers · Software Publishers · Cybersecurity software vendors · Government and public sector · Defence and aerospace contractors · Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services · Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing · Information & media · Insurance Carriers and Related Activities · IT services · Oil and Gas Extraction · Public corporations · Security Guards and Patrol Services
- Knowledge · Within one industry664 organizationsMarket and positioning → product or service design → governance and decision rightsEvery instance hasMarket and positioningProduct or service designGovernance and decision rightsFacial recognition and biometrics · Surveillance technology vendors · Spyware and device intrusion · Communications interception and IMSI catchers · Social media monitoring and open-source intelligence · Surveillance drones and aerial monitoring · Location tracking · License plate recognition and video analytics · Mobile forensics and data extraction · Data brokers · Student and workplace monitoring · AI model developers · Cybersecurity software vendors · Software Publishers · Defence and aerospace contractors · Government and public sector · IT services · Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services · Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing · Audio and Video Equipment Manufacturing · Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing · Information & media · Oil and Gas Extraction · Public corporations
- Process · Standard architectures526 organizationsStandard architecture: Surveillance technology vendorsEvery instance hasMarket and positioningProduct or service designCustomers: keeping themGovernance and decision rightsFacial recognition and biometrics · Surveillance technology vendors · Spyware and device intrusion · Communications interception and IMSI catchers · Social media monitoring and open-source intelligence · Surveillance drones and aerial monitoring · License plate recognition and video analytics · Location tracking · Mobile forensics and data extraction · Student and workplace monitoring
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Computed from public, sourced registry data. A construct is two to four parts that at least 10 organizations share (or 30% of an industry with fewer, never fewer than 5) and that hold together more often than chance would put them together. It is cross-industry when its organizations come from two or more sectors; each industry also has a standard architecture, the parts most of its organizations run together. Elements in at least 90% of instances are invariant; those in 20 to 80% are where organizations differ.