Industrial teams are fast until they are fragmented.
When work, telemetry, and ownership live in different systems, teams start paying a tax on every decision:
- "Who owns this right now?"
- "What changed in the last hour?"
- "Which issue is actually highest risk?"
The command layer model solves this by placing orchestration above existing systems instead of replacing them.
What the command layer does
- Pulls key status signals into one operational view.
- Connects issues to owners and deadlines.
- Preserves an audit trail of every transition.
This is where ENDO fits.
It is not another data lake or another ticket queue. It is the control surface that aligns all of them so decisions are faster and traceable.