Method
LogicPlum engages selectively to design and implement governed systems operating under capital exposure and long-duration responsibility.
Work is bounded, structured, and responsibility-aware.
Velocity is not the organizing principle.
Governance is.
Conditions for Engagement
Engagements are accepted where:
- Decision authority is explicit
- Capital exposure is material
- Responsibility boundaries can be defined
- Governance requirements are enforceable
Open-ended mandates and exploratory builds are not undertaken.
If responsibility cannot be assigned, the engagement does not proceed.
Definition Phase
Every engagement begins with a structured definition phase.
This phase establishes:
- System intent
- Governance envelope
- Decision boundaries
- Escalation pathways
- Failure constraints
No implementation begins before these conditions are satisfied.
If the system cannot be governed, audited, and maintained responsibly, the engagement is declined.
System Envelope Design
Design precedes build.
The system envelope defines:
- Authority constraints
- Oversight mechanisms
- Auditability
- Failure containment
- Degradation behavior
Technical architecture is derived from governance — not the reverse.
Controlled Implementation
Implementation proceeds in bounded stages.
Each stage is evaluated against:
- Governance integrity
- Failure containment
- Operational clarity
Progress is not measured by feature velocity or expansion.
Systems are structured to degrade safely under stress.
Engagement Structure
LogicPlum does not operate as a traditional consultancy.
Engagements are finite and responsibility-aware.
Systems are designed to operate independently with clear stewardship and ownership.
Ongoing dependency is not an objective.
Capacity is limited intentionally.
Confidentiality
Engagements are private by default.
Client names, system details, and outcomes are disclosed only with authorization.
Discretion is structural.