OCE.4:11.1 - Current-Line Selection for Contribution Design

Comparison position	Selected result for practice
Current question	Which organization structures and possible-future direct-relation specifications should guide one contribution decision?
Selected current line	Treat organization design as several complementary questions—configuration, control, channelization, and coordination—then select only the structures that change this contribution decision. Bind proposed crossings to contribution and receiving use, and keep participant corrections and later occurrence evidence visible.
Serious alternative	Start from one chart, topology, operating-model template, or activity grouping and infer interfaces from adjacency.
When the alternative is sufficient	A single representation is enough for orientation when it makes no claim to settle direct relations, authority, acceptance, or realization and the underlying occurrences are already established elsewhere.
When the selected line changes action	If the representation cannot name the supplied result, receiver, acceptance or use, exception return, or an unlike structure that changes the decision, write relation specifications and compare the necessary structures before fixing boxes.
Reopen	Reconsider the selection when a representative contribution cannot be expressed, a serious alternative reaches the same decision with less modeling burden, or a current source changes the organization-design action.