Signal Monitoring
Signal monitoring is the continuous observation of operational events so the system can detect change and trigger evaluation.
Definition
Core meaning
Signal monitoring is the continuous observation of operational events so the system can detect change and trigger evaluation.
Operational role
Why it matters
Without signal monitoring, the system cannot know when a live condition should trigger evaluation, escalation, or action.
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How it supports OADI
Signal monitoring is the front edge of the OADI loop because it tells the system when operational change has occurred.
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