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IaC Declares How. An IOM Declares What’s Allowed.

AIOps Is an Operating-Model Problem

From Tool Aggregation to Infrastructure Authority

Security Is an Operating-Model Problem

Frameworks Describe. Something Must Govern.

Intelligent Control Plane or Operating Model?

Twelve Tools, One Missing Layer

Why AI Needs an Infrastructure Operating Model

Representation Is Not Authority

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The proposed, vendor-neutral standard for the infrastructure authority layer — curated by BrightTech.ai, its founding member, and published open under CC BY 4.0 so it stays implementation-agnostic.

IOM Standard v1.0 Draft · Foundational Release
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Proposed vendor-neutral standard · v1.0 draft