The model both echoes and predicts changes within the overall system. It presents its results both in real time and as historical reports. Trinity's presentation of the model of the enterprise delivers information about the enterprise appropriately to multiple audiences. Most of an organization sees automation services as end-user IT consumables, rather than as the set of various infrastructural components needed to deliver those services. Trinity can display the IT consumables as whole things, or in terms of the nested layers of components that make them up, depending on who is interested in seeing the display and in what context.
Trinity helps reconcile the differences in perspective brought about by different worldviews.
The complexity of the environment is so great that it is beyond the grasp of any individual to understand. Each subgroup within that community focuses appropriately on a specialized area of expertise, and interprets the world in those terms. So, for example, the administrator's broken NIC is the financial analyst's inability to perform a calculation. Trinity provides the common ground where the broken NIC and the inability to calculate are seen as consequences of one and the same issue.