The full diagnostic framework behind Hexiss. It represents the complete set of business readiness dimensions and how they relate as a system. The Business Stress Test is a condensed screening layer derived from it.
What is the complete structure of business readiness that the Business Stress Test is drawn from?
Seven domains, read as one system. No domain stands alone.
Each domain represents a distinct dimension of how a business functions as a system. What follows is what each one is, not how it is measured.
The domains do not add up to a total. They act on one another. Strength in one area can be held back by weakness in another, and a single strong domain rarely carries a business on its own.
A business that looks stable financially can still be fragile if everything runs through one person. Clear direction means little without the operational independence to act on it. The model reads these relationships together, as a working system rather than a list of separate parts.
No single domain determines the outcome. Readiness is what the domains produce together.
The Business Stress Test is the fast way into the model. It is not a different framework, it is a focused view of this one.
Derived from this model. It selects the highest-signal indicators across the domains, built for speed and directional insight. It tells an owner where to look first.
The full set of dimensions and how they hold together. Built for structural understanding rather than a quick read. It is the map the screening view is taken from.
It is the structural framework behind the assessment system.