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Institutional context

Institutional context is the description of how an institution actually operates — its products, flows, structure, dependencies and geography — used as an input to simulation.

In short

What is institutional context?

Institutional context is the description of how an institution actually operates — its products, flows, structure, dependencies and geography — used as an input to simulation.

Consequence is institution-specific. The same decision taken by two companies produces different results because their structures, dependencies and footprints differ.

Context is captured at the level management recognises: what is sold, to whom, how value moves, whose permissions the activity relies on, and where customers are. It is deliberately not a legal restatement of the business.