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PackagePatternIDsAvailability in this edition
OPS-A — Identify operating subjects and coordination formOPS.1–OPS.4Available authoritative bodies in this edition.
OPS-B — Admit and progress continuing WorkOPS.5–OPS.7Available authoritative bodies in this edition.
OPS-C1 — Queue, buffer, and current-constraint decisionsOPS.8, OPS.8.1–OPS.8.2, OPS.9Available authoritative bodies in this edition.
OPS-C2 — Capacity, variability, and interacting-structure decisionsOPS.10, OPS.10.1–OPS.10.2, OPS.11, OPS.11.1Available authoritative bodies in this edition.
OPS-C4 — Human condition, commitment, consequence, account, and operating controlOPS.12–OPS.15, OPS.15.1, OPS.18Available authoritative bodies in this edition.
OPS-E1 — Local operating-Method improvementOPS.16Available authoritative body in this edition.
OPS-E2 — Operations Method repertoireOPS.17Available authoritative body in this edition.
OPS-E3 — Simultaneous operating WorkOPS.19Available authoritative body in this edition.
OPS-E4 — Operations cultural continuationOPS.20Available authoritative body in this edition.
OPS-F — Operating aims and performance interpretationOPS.21–OPS.22Bodies with their stated use conditions in this edition.

These package labels keep the questions and returned results distinct. They do not prescribe an operating lifecycle, maturity ladder, or reader sequence; start from the current question and use the smallest body or exact cooperating set that can change the decision.