A System of Intelligence for enterprise-wide decisions.
Five layers · two engines · one scenario set
VYAN is a new layer that sits above the stack you already run. It does not produce a single best-guess plan that breaks the moment reality shows up. It decides — across the full range of futures, against goals in tension, with the floors leadership sets held no matter which future arrives.
You can’t patch this into a planning system.
The layers below stay. The new layer changes what they’re allowed to produce. A better planning system still plans against one future — resilience is a different layer, and it must come first.
From your data lake to your boardroom.
Read top-down, the way an executive sees it: source systems feed a workspace, the workspace is shaped in the studio, the engines run in the hub, and the outcome reaches the boardroom. Open at every layer — data, agents and reference models are yours to bring.
Where leadership reads the decision — and what it cost to be resilient.
Where the engines run, third-party agents run beside them, and the artifacts live.
Where intent is authored — policies, drivers, filters, risks, scenarios, flows.
Where source data becomes a working decision-intelligence model.
The stack you already run — ERP, CRM, MES, and the rest.
See the risk. Then commit a plan that survives it.
Both engines read the same set of futures, calibrated from your own history. Risk Diagnostics maps what could happen as ranges; Resilience Optimization commits the one plan that holds across them. Diagnose, then decide.
Maps the risk spectrum.
- ·Calibrates variability from your own history
- ·Runs many scenarios — one optimal solve per future
- ·Produces KPI ranges, bands and resilience metrics
- ·Reveals which drivers move which KPIs
Commits one resilient plan.
- ·Applies your objectives, constraints and risk tolerance
- ·Solves one plan across all futures at once
- ·Commits a single set of buys, builds and moves
- ·Balances value creation against risk exposure
Every part of the platform, in one place.
Why a new layer
SOI above SOP and SOR — why the decision layer must sit above planning and record.
Architecture
Five layers in detail — source systems to boardroom, plus the runtime Response and Learning behaviour.
Risk Diagnostics · RDA
What could happen? Drivers as distributions, hundreds of futures, KPI ranges.
Resilience Optimization · ROA
What should we do? One solve across all futures, with policy as a first-class object.
Decision Policy
Intent as a first-class governed object — a profile sets parameters, a policy sets intent.
Balanced Scorecard
The same scorecard, three ways — only the decision layer prices uncertainty.
SAGE
The reasoning surface — ask the decision what it is doing, and why.
Open platform
Bring your own models and agents, governed by one Decision Policy. An ecosystem, not lock-in.
See the platform run against your own decisions.
A PULSE workshop assesses where you sit on the decision-maturity curve, showcases VYAN on problems you recognise, and benchmarks the value — days to a business case, not months to slideware.