1. A computer-implemented method for optimizing the level of engagement of components within a defined ecosystem or context, the method comprising: defining an initial ecosystem or context ‘A’ in structural, functional, operational, and conceptual terms in a computer; identifying one or more components in the defined ecosystem or context ‘A’; determining whether all identified components account for all of the structural, functional, operational, and conceptual terms of the initial ecosystem or context ‘A’; quantifying at least one of a level of disengagement and a level of engagement for each of the identified components in the computer; determining whether the quantifying of the at least one of the level of disengagement and the level of engagement is complete; for each of the identified components, measuring one or more gaps between a current component engagement level and a potential component engagement level in the computer; and outputting a report associated with the one or more identified components and the one or more measured gaps between the current component engagement level and the potential component engagement level.
1. A computer-implemented method for optimizing the level of engagement of components within a defined ecosystem or context, the method comprising: defining an initial ecosystem or context ‘A’ in structural, functional, operational, and conceptual terms in a computer; identifying one or more components in the defined ecosystem or context ‘A’; determining whether all identified components account for all of the structural, functional, operational, and conceptual terms of the initial ecosystem or context ‘A’; quantifying at least one of a level of disengagement and a level of engagement for each of the identified components in the computer; determining whether the quantifying of the at least one of the level of disengagement and the level of engagement is complete; for each of the identified components, measuring one or more gaps between a current component engagement level and a potential component engagement level in the computer; and outputting a report associated with the one or more identified components and the one or more measured gaps between the current component engagement level and the potential component engagement level. 2. The method of claim 1 , wherein measuring the one or more gaps includes comparing the current component engagement level with the potential component engagement level.