Capability Lifecycle
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A capability lifecycle follows a capability from definition and approval through provisioning, operation, change, retirement, and replacement.
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Why it matters
The problem this identity helps frame
Long-lived systems need to know which capability version exists, who may use it, what evidence supports it, when it changed, and how dependents behave when it is withdrawn.
Evidence and terminology boundary
What the record supports
Lifecycle management is established practice across enterprise architecture, software, and operational systems. LJP uses the term as a cross-domain organizing concept.
What this is not
The identity does not provision, approve, monitor, or retire any operational capability.
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