Frameworks

Computing Frameworks

Named models for reasoning about digital systems, software economics, security, AI, cloud, and institutional technology capability.

Frameworks for Technical Judgment

These frameworks provide named models for reasoning about pricing, architecture, AI, cloud, security, and institutional computing decisions.

SaaS 3x3 SaaS Pricing Framework Design SaaS pricing around buyer maturity, value depth, and operating constraints.
Operating Model The Computing Operating Model Umbrella model for architecture, delivery, security, data and AI, sustainability, and governance.
Architecture The Microservicelet Pattern Boundary model for capabilities that are more than application modules but not yet independent services.
AI Governance AI Governance Matrix for SMEs Classify AI adoption by decision risk, workflow fit, human review, data sensitivity, and audit needs.
DevSecOps Green DevSecOps Scorecard Combine security, release discipline, resilience, cloud waste, and sustainability controls.
Decision Matrix Build vs Buy vs Subscribe Matrix Compare custom build, SaaS, low-code, and platform choices through operating tradeoffs.

How to read a framework

  • Start with the thesis and the problem the model is meant to clarify.
  • Use the model to structure a discussion, not to replace technical judgment.
  • Pair the framework with a diagnostic, checklist, or companion resource when available.

Common uses

  • Architecture reviews and product boundary decisions.
  • SaaS pricing, packaging, and value communication.
  • Cloud, DevSecOps, AI, and governance discussions with mixed technical and business teams.