System Owners may
face challenges when a Main System Platform becomes ineffective due to overly
complex code structures and convoluted intermediate processes within the
operational control system. Despite these inefficiencies, specific subsystems
may still deliver positive outcomes in their designated functions. System
Owners can consider implementing a separation-threshing or extraction method to
restore overall system functionality cost-effectively. This approach targets
and isolates specific segments of complex communication code to identify and
remove dysfunctional threads embedded within the Main System Platform.
Applying these extraction
techniques can address issues related to poor isolation, leading to improved
data flow and more efficient processing within subsystems. Such optimization
supports better performance across both Biological and Non-Biological Systems,
ultimately enhancing the role and reliability of the overarching Main System
Framework in real-world applications.
