Five whitepapers explore dependable knowledge in organisations, across sectors and throughout society, with applications to ISO 30401 and DORA. Read online or download the PDFs.
How does a sector develop the expertise it will need tomorrow? A proposed quick scan of learning pathways, shared dependencies and the renewal of professional judgement.
4 pages · English
Conceptual whitepaper · proposed application, not an independently validated benchmark.
Who can understand, challenge and restore essential societal functions? A practical exploration of knowledge autonomy, cooperation and critical dependencies.
5 pages · English
Conceptual whitepaper · proposed application, not an independently validated benchmark.
Keeping Organisational Knowledge Dependable in the Age of AI
A narrative introduction to organisational knowledge and evidence-based review: confirm, qualify, challenge or find insufficient evidence.
11 pages · English · AP-WP-01
Informative · AI-assisted drafting · no independent human peer review claimed.
From Knowledge Management to Knowledge-Fitness Review
A conceptual companion on reusing evidence and reviewing knowledge fitness in an ISO 30401 knowledge-management environment.
6 pages · English · AP-WP-02
Informative · AI-assisted drafting · no independent human peer review claimed.
The Knowledge Behind Digital Operational Resilience
A proposed knowledge-fitness review for recovery, supplier exit and AI-assisted operational work, within existing resilience practice.
7 pages · English · AP-WP-03
Informative · AI-assisted drafting · no independent human peer review claimed.
The whitepapers in this section are in English. Earlier Dutch and English editions remain available below. Dutch Whitepaper 1.1 is not a translation of English 1.2, and its language-review status remains separate.
Earlier publications remain available under their original versions. Use English 1.2 above for the current English introduction.
Public Whitepaper 1.1 NL. The content and language-review status of this earlier edition are preserved.
Read the earlier Dutch editionPublic Whitepaper 1.1 EN, superseded by English 1.2.
Read the earlier English editionArgument, context and narrative. Informative unless explicitly stated otherwise.
Formal definitions and assessment rules when a controlled method version is published.
Hypotheses, methods, results, limitations and validation work.
Candidate tools, mappings and guidance still being tested.
ArtiProof is ready for research, but has not yet been broadly validated by independent researchers. The first independent replication is still pending. More about the research.
The sector and society whitepapers dated 4 October 2026 are version 1.0, available in English and Dutch. They explore proposed applications of ArtiProof. Their examples are hypothetical and their scans have not been independently validated. Editorial preparation was assisted by AI; no independent human peer review is claimed.
The English whitepapers dated 16 September 2026 are informative publications in the ArtiProof series, published by KopKen VZW. They disclose AI-assisted drafting and editorial preparation and claim no independent human peer review. A connection with ISO 30401 or DORA is a proposal, not institutional endorsement or a conformity assessment.
Read each item’s version, publication status, sources and limitations. Study design, internal review and independent replication are different forms of evidence. Individual contributions, funding and rights are being documented further; missing details do not establish the absence of interests or external contributions.
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