A  Behavioral Rule is a Directive intended to guide the Behavior of Agents, in compliance with enterprise Policy(ies) or regulations.

Often, a  Behavioral Rule is derived from a Policy.  Behavioral Rules are enforced in Processes and Agents.

An  Information Asset  represents anything that can be communicated or memorized by an Agent to produce and react to Outcome Events.

An  Information Asset is either an Information Entity or an  Information Property.
The difference lies in their relationship to change and to time. Information Entity(ies) can change over time and have a lifeycle while  Information Propertys are immutable characteristics.

A  Policy is a Directive that is not directly enforceable whose purpose is to govern, guide or constrain the structure and Behavior of Agents in the enterprise.

Policies provide the basis for rules and govern Behaviors carried out by Agents.

Example of Policys are Regulation Articles, Business Policys or Architecture principles.

A  Directive is an authoritative declaration that indicates how Agents and their Behaviors should be (or should not be) in the enterprise.

Specifically, a  Directive defines, constrains or liberates some aspects of an Agent and its Behaviors. As such,  Directives shall be considered as constraning  Asset Propertys.

 Directives are intended to assert agent structures or to control or influence their Behaviors.  Directives are stated in declarative form.

A  Policy Asset is any topic related to policy definitions.

It ranges from the different kinds of Directives (Business Policy, Architecture principle, Behavioral Rule, etc.),  to classification of policies (Policy Category) up to an entire set of policies (Policy Framework).

A  Policy Framework is a set of Policy Assets, defined in laws published by governements or in policy frameworks defined by the enterprise.

Both Business Policy Frameworks and Regulatory Frameworks are Policy Framework(ies).