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Maturity and Commercialization

Purpose

This area governs maturity, supportability, repeatability, and commercialization readiness for Applied Value Library items.

Library items may exist at different levels of maturity. A concept may be useful but not yet supportable. A practice may be repeatable but not commercialized. A product may be customer-ready but not yet managed as a sustained offering.

  • Concept. The item exists as an idea or early articulation.
  • Defined. The item has a stable definition and intended use.
  • Demonstrated. The item has been demonstrated in at least one credible context.
  • Deployable. The item can be used in delivery with reasonable guidance.
  • Repeatable. The item can be applied consistently across multiple contexts.
  • Commercialized. The item is packaged or positioned for external commercial use.
  • Managed. The item is actively maintained, supported, measured, and governed.

Governance

Maturity should be tracked through structured metadata rather than informal notes.

Commercialization readiness, supportability, repeatability, ownership group, evidence base, and dependencies should be reviewed before a library item is used in market-facing materials.