Show pagesourceOld revisionsBacklinksAdd to bookExport to PDFODT exportBack to top Share via Share via... Twitter LinkedIn Facebook Pinterest Telegram WhatsApp Yammer Reddit TeamsRecent ChangesSend via e-MailPrintPermalink × Book Creator Add this page to your book Book Creator Remove this page from your book Manage book(0 page(s)) Help This is an old revision of the document! Part 7: Governed Node Service Market Go to The FX Demo Root Foreword Introduction 1. Scope 2. Purpose 3. Architectural Motivation 4. Relationship to Part 6 5. Core Concept 6. Stakeholders 6.1 Buyer 6.2 Integrator 6.3 Regulator 6.4 Auditor 6.5 Governance Body 7. Non-Functional Characteristics 7.1 Non-Functional Characteristic 7.2 Portability 7.3 Reliability 7.4 Maintainability 7.5 Securability 7.6 Manageability 7.7 Usability 7.8 Performance 7.9 Interoperability 7.10 Elasticity 7.11 Scalability 8. Qualification and Assurance Value 8.1 Qualification Profile 8.2 Qualification Evidence 9. Market Operating Model 9.1 Market Participation 9.2 Selection Criteria 9.3 Qualification-Based Eligibility 9.4 Competitive Substitution 9.5 Evidence-Based Assignment and Review 10. Relationship to Cost Recovery, Compensation, and Settlement 10.1 Service Compensation 10.2 Compensation Eligibility 10.3 Work Evidence and Compensation Claims 10.4 Settlement Instructions 10.5 Under-Compliance and Non-Performance Visibility 11. Market Integrity Controls 11.1 Content Minimisation 11.2 Governance Rules 11.3 Suspension and Removal 11.4 Appeal and Review 12. Architectural Principles 12.1 Qualified Participation 12.2 Non-Functional Assurance 12.3 Policy-Constrained Competition 12.4 Competitive Substitution Without Bypass 12.5 Evidence-Based Compensation 12.6 Content Minimisation 12.7 Distributed Authority, Shared Discipline 13. Terms Introduced by Part 7 13.1 Governed Node Service Market 13.2 Qualification Profile 13.3 Qualification Evidence 14. Summary fxdemo/07-part/start.1782686662.txt.gz Last modified: 2026/06/28 15:44by nick_dido