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EII Standards Workspace

Governed, transparent, credible standards

EII develops Enterprise Intelligence standards through a formal lifecycle — proposal, working draft, exposure draft, public comment, ballot and publication — with full audit history.

Standards Development Process

A formal lifecycle

Proposal→Authorization→Working Draft→Committee Draft→Technical Review→Exposure Draft→Public Comment→Ballot→Approval→Publication→Periodic Review

Every state change is timestamped. Full audit history is maintained.

Active Working Groups

Founding working groups

WG-UNI001

EII University - to https://eii.edu

Transform EII University from a professional education platform into a legally authorized, degree-granting, institutionally accredited postsecondary institution.

Stage: Proposal
TBD

Enterprise Digital Wellness & Trust Working Group

Investigate what conditions justify trust in the digital enterprise, and whether EII's clinical approach to observation, evidence, digital biomarkers, digital vital signs, enterprise digital wellness, professional judgment, intervention, monitoring, and mission readiness can produce a more evidence-based and operational understanding of Digital Trust.

Stage: Proposal
WG-CDCS-001

Clinical Decision and Coordination System Working Group

Develop, test, and maintain a shared operating framework that helps people and AI-supported teams understand enterprise conditions, evaluate evidence, coordinate interventions, and adapt when circumstances change.

Stage: Proposal
WG-ESF-001

Enterprise Success Framework Working Group

Define, research, challenge, measure, test, pilot, refine, document, validate, expose for review, adjudicate comments, and recommend for approval the Enterprise Success Framework.

Stage: Working Draft
WG-CIRL

EII Clinical Intelligence Research Lab™

A governed, AI-enabled research environment for applying Clinical Thinking to Enterprise Wellness, resilience, intelligence and Mission Readiness. The Lab brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, institutional partners and technology experts to apply Clinical Thinking to enterprise conditions, study the relationship between human judgment and artificial intelligence, develop Enterprise Wellness assessment methods, build and evaluate enterprise case studies, conduct controlled model evaluations, test differential assessment methods, validate interventions and monitoring practices, produce research and professional guidance, advance the EII body of knowledge, and preserve human authority, judgment and accountability.

Stage: Proposal
WG-300

Mission Readiness Assessment

Define the standards and assessment methodologies for enterprise mission readiness evaluation.

Stage: Working Draft
WG-200

Clinical Cybersecurity Framework Standards

Develop the technical standards for the Clinical Cybersecurity Framework, including biomarker definitions and WPI specifications.

Stage: Committee Draft
WG-100

Enterprise Intelligence Terminology

Establish the canonical terminology and definitions for the Enterprise Intelligence discipline.

Stage: Exposure Draft
WG-600

Research and Validation

Defines how evidence validates standards and practice, and how research translates into the discipline's body of knowledge.

Stage: Proposal
WG-400

Digital Biomarkers and Measurement

Develops the measurable signals — digital biomarkers and vital signs — that reveal the state of enterprise digital health.

Stage: Proposal
WG-100

Foundations, Governance and Terminology

Establishes the foundational vocabulary, governance and terminology of Enterprise Intelligence as a professional discipline.

Stage: Working Draft
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Members-Only Standards Workspace

Full access to EII working groups — including current drafts, stages, and participation opportunities — is available to EII members.

EII members access research programs, incident cases, standards, policy analysis, interactive tools, and education.

Future groups — WG-200, WG-300, WG-500, WG-700 — are not activated automatically.

Exposure Drafts

Drafts released for public review

TBA

Exposure Drafts

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Public Comment

Open, transparent participation

For authorized Exposure Drafts, any public visitor can review the draft, submit a comment, categorize it, identify the section, and provide rationale. Identity and email verification are required. Standards staff assign, respond and resolve comments, and publish the disposition when approved.

Submit a comment

Review drafts and provide structured feedback.

Formal ballots

Separate from social polls — with quorum and conflict tracking.

Disposition published

Comment resolution is published when approved.

No drafts open for public comment

When a working group releases an exposure draft, the public comment form will appear here.

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Working Group Member

Contribute to draft development.

Standards Reviewer

Review drafts and ballots.

Attend Meetings

Participate in working group sessions.

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