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| An Integrator represents a participant that combines Qualified Nodes, governed functions, interfaces, policies, evidence records, operational components, and deployment constraints into a conforming implementation of the Governed Node Service Market. | An Integrator represents a participant that combines Qualified Nodes, governed functions, interfaces, policies, evidence records, operational components, and deployment constraints into a conforming implementation of the Governed Node Service Market. |
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| The Integrator relies on qualification, interface conformance, semantic compatibility, configuration rules, non-functional characteristics, evidence obligations, service-level expectations, and substitution criteria when assembling a deployment. The Integrator’s concern is not limited to whether a Qualified Node performs a governed function. The Integrator must also determine whether the Qualified Node works correctly with other Qualified Nodes, other architectural planes, governance rules, evidence flows, cost records, and settlement artefacts. | The Integrator relies on qualification, interface conformance, semantic compatibility, configuration rules, non-functional characteristics, evidence obligations, service-level expectations, and substitution criteria when assembling a deployment. The Integrator’s concern is not limited to whether a Qualified Node performs a governed function. The Integrator must also determine whether the Qualified Node works correctly with other Qualified Nodes, other architectural planes, governance rules, evidence flows, cost records, and settlement artifacts. |
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| The Integrator’s primary concerns include compatibility, deployment, configuration, substitution, interfaces, operational fit, evidence integration, and conformance of the resulting deployment. | The Integrator’s primary concerns include compatibility, deployment, configuration, substitution, interfaces, operational fit, evidence integration, and conformance of the resulting deployment. |