Supply chain risk is measured by the likelihood and severity of damage if an Information Technology (IT) or Operational Technology (OT) system is compromised by

A set of Components that are formally related together by a shared Structure to achieve outcomes that exceed the sum of the individual Components. As

Cross-cutting conditions and/or structural settings that:

A formal element of Systems Engineering, which enables objective, collective reasoning about the underpinning Structure or Architecture of a complex System, together with its Components, Interfaces,

An established engineering discipline applied in numerous sectors focused on the development and operation of ultra-complex Systems including aerospace, military, manufacturing, energy and electronics sectors.

A multi-domain, integrative discipline that brings together research into all aspects of complex Systems with a focus on identifying, exploring and understanding the universal patterns

The vertical layers of a GW-scale Power System including the Bulk Power System, Transmission Networks and Distribution Networks.  In a conceptual sense, as Consumer Energy

An approach to problem solving and/or the design of a System that derives a hierarchical structure by successive subdivisions from the top. This is also

A system of economic and control mechanisms that dynamically enables Operational Coordination by using value as a key operational parameter.