- In short
- This is the pattern where a well-instrumented monitoring stack collects the right signals but no governance rule ever routes them to a decision. A dashboard collects and displays signals; a feedback loop maps each signal to a trigger, an owner, and an action -- the two are not equivalent. A slow quality drift can stay below a hard alert threshold for weeks while still being visible in the raw trend, and the failure is diagnosed by comparing what the observability stack recorded against what the stakeholder-review calendar actually held during the same window.
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