Technology DNA
Five tables that never change. A shared vocabulary any system can read.
In biology, DNA is a code of four bases and one grammar, from which every living thing is built. Technology DNA has a single shared vocabulary, held on five database tables that never change, from which any technology system can be built on any stack with any design.
Each concept is fixed to an identifier that never changes, whatever happens to the word. Translate it, shorten it, rename it, and the identifier holds, so everything pointing at it stays correct. Separate systems share the same meaning without anyone coordinating them.
The DNA provides native interoperability and shared meaning between any application. Each system that joins inherits all that was defined before it, and adds its own. Systems across multiple industries have been built from it. It is in production now.