[Pillar 3]Foundation

Clone Success. 80% Complete from Day One.

Capture your Corporate DNA — Class Libraries, Tagging Hierarchies, Standards. New assets inherit the genome of past successes: 80% completion, 100% compliance from Day One.

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[02]The Industry Problem

Starting From Scratch. Every. Single. Time.

The Copy-Paste Illusion

6–12 months wasted setting up basic project structure, tagging conventions, and class libraries — work that’s been done a dozen times before

Copy-paste from old projects drags legacy errors and outdated standards into every new build. “We’ll clean it up later” never happens.

Tribal knowledge locked in people: when the lead engineer retires, so does 30 years of project DNA

No corporate standard library: every yard, every EPC, every project re-invents the wheel — standards drift, not converge

The Genome Paradigm

80% complete from Day One — new projects inherit class libraries, tagging hierarchies, and quality rules from proven reference projects

Clone, don’t copy. Genomes are structured, versioned templates — not zip files of spreadsheets. Every element is traceable to its origin.

Corporate DNA survives attrition. Institutional knowledge is encoded in the genome, not trapped in someone’s head or SharePoint folder

Standards converge, not drift. Every genome update propagates improvements across all downstream projects — one source of truth

[03]How It Works

From Past Success to Next Project

Step 01

Capture

Extract Corporate DNA from proven reference projects — class libraries, tagging hierarchies, equipment specs, quality rules, and compliance standards.

Step 02

Encode

Structure captured knowledge into a versioned Genome Template. Every element is typed, validated, and linked to its originating standard or project.

Step 03

Clone

Create a new project by cloning the genome. The system applies the template — 80% of structure, tagging, and configurations arrive pre-built.

Step 04

Evolve

The new project inherits the genome and evolves. Improvements feed back into the genome for the next generation — standards converge, not drift.

[04]What\u2019s in a Genome

Four Strands of Corporate DNA

Class Libraries

Pre-built equipment classes with full attribute schemas — piping specs, valve types, instrument ranges. Every class traceable to its governing standard (ASME, API, NORSOK).

Tagging Hierarchies

Standard naming conventions and tag structures inherited from corporate templates. Consistent across projects — no more yard-specific tag chaos or renaming exercises.

Standards & Compliance Map

Linked regulatory and project standards baked into the genome. NORSOK, API, ASME references auto-applied. Compliance validation runs at clone time, not months later.

Quality Rules Engine

Data quality rules, validation patterns, and business logic travel with the genome. New projects start with proven quality gates — not blank validation sheets.

[05]Product Preview

The Genome Library

Browse, version, and clone corporate genome templates. Every project starts from a proven foundation — not a blank canvas.

Genome Templates

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FPSO Topside v3v3.2.1

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Refinery Standardv2.8.0

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Shipyard Hullv1.4.3

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Power Plantv2.1.0

FPSO Topside v3v3.2.1

🧬 Clone to New Project

Class Libraries

2,847

Tag Templates

14,203

Inherited Completion

83%

Standards Linked

Genome Components6 categories

Piping Specs

342 items92%

Valve Classes

128 items88%

Instrument Types

256 items95%

Equipment Tags

891 items79%

Cable Schedules

164 items71%

Material Grades

89 items100%

Version History

v3.2.1Added NORSOK Z-015 compliance rulesFeb 18

v3.2.0Updated piping spec from Project CoralJan 30

v3.1.8Merged instrument tag hierarchyJan 12

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