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 ====== R11 - Standard Business Report Model (SBRM) Specification ======
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 The original FDIS-RA bibliography incorrectly expanded SBRM as “Semantic Business Reporting Model.” The official specification name is **Standard Business Report Model**.
-SBRM defines a platform-independent model for representing business and regulatory reports and the information associated with them. It provides distinctions relevant to reported, observed, interpreted, and derived information and supports traceability between report content, source artefacts, and semantic context.
+SBRM defines a platform-independent model for representing business and regulatory reports and the information associated with them. It provides distinctions relevant to reported, observed, interpreted, and derived information and supports traceability between report content, source artifacts, and semantic context.
 FDIS-RA uses SBRM as the semantic foundation for distinguishing among:
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   * Supporting provenance and contextual information
-SBRM does not, by itself, define the complete architecture through which systems extract, exchange, version, validate, govern, or analyse these forms of information. FDIS-RA provides the broader architectural framework for operationalising SBRM across components, interfaces, governance mechanisms, and reporting lifecycles.
+SBRM does not, by itself, define the complete architecture through which systems extract, exchange, version, validate, govern, or analyze these forms of information. FDIS-RA provides the broader architectural framework for operationalising SBRM across components, interfaces, governance mechanisms, and reporting lifecycles.
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