Evidence Highlights — KPI Drift Observatory
These figures summarize the core findings of the KPI Drift Observatory: proxy KPI performance can remain strong while durable customer outcomes collapse under friction and optimization pressure. All figures originate from the NovaWireless synthetic validation environment and support the System Integrity Index (SII) governance framework.
Integrity Gate — Systemic KPI Violations
Over half of interactions violate at least one integrity rule, confirming that KPI distortion is systemic rather than isolated noise.
Proxy Overfit Ratio (POR)
Proxy resolution metrics improve faster than durable outcomes, demonstrating KPI optimization toward measurement artifacts rather than customer reality.
Friction Decile Collapse
At higher customer friction levels, proxy resolution remains high while true resolution drops sharply, exposing KPI blindness to complexity.
Terminal Exit Rate (TER)
Nearly one-quarter of proxy-resolved interactions end in customer churn, revealing false resolution and KPI misclassification.
Governance & Architecture — KPI Drift Observatory
Issue Term Lift — Hidden Failure Language
Specific language clusters strongly correlate with churn even in interactions labeled resolved, revealing masked failure states.
System Integrity Index (SII)
The System Integrity Index aggregates drift, overfit, and validity decay into a governance veto condition that constrains AI optimization.
SII Hardening Architecture
Three-layer governance architecture linking predictive risk, real-time indicators, and calibrated thresholds to constrain KPI drift.
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