Maturity levels
Maturity indicates whether information is fit for decision-making. It is assessed for a selected model scope, not necessarily the entire company.
| Level | Main result | Acceptable debt |
|---|---|---|
| Catalog | Shared inventory and language | Incomplete relationships |
| Connected model | Dependency analysis and end-to-end traceability | Partly manual updates |
| Governed model | Controlled change and measurable quality | Registered exceptions |
Moving to the next level is justified when the cost of current-level errors exceeds the cost of maintaining additional information.