- Architecture patterns
- From zero to an approved workstation
Pattern TE-G
From zero to an approved workstation
Order of operations, decision authority per step, and the two thresholds where mistakes get expensive.
- Area
- TEMPEST/RÖS
How it is built
How it works
Eleven steps from an empty room to an approved workstation. The order matters more than the speed, and two thresholds are where mistakes get expensive.
Threshold one: the environment assessment
The level follows the environment, not the classification of the information. Getting the assessment wrong sets every subsequent requirement wrong, and it is the cheapest thing on this list to redo and the most expensive to discover late.
Threshold two: the installation approval
Delivery is not acceptance. The installation is approved, not the equipment, and the payment plan should follow that. An installation that turns out to need a filter, a re-route or a different containment after acceptance is the single most common cost overrun in this field.

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