Product governance
Define who can approve shared features, program variants, and changes affecting multiple participant groups.
Prepare for broader use only when the Foundation’s proven operating model, demand, and capacity justify a more complex platform.
Support larger-scale or more varied program delivery while preserving the technical and mission safeguards that made the first release trustworthy.
Define who can approve shared features, program variants, and changes affecting multiple participant groups.
Confirm support capacity, content ownership, roles, privacy expectations, and data governance before scaling access.
Use the initial architecture and reusable components wisely, without assuming every Diana-specific workflow should become a generic product feature.
Treat growth work as a deliberate investment with a new roadmap, not an extension of Launch pricing or managed service.