Governed commercialization as an operating function

Penn has every piece — but not the connective tissue.

Penn’s ecosystem is world-class (PCI, EENT, Wharton Venture Lab, NSF I-Corps, Pennovation, classroom studios, translational funds, partners). The bottleneck is connectivity: listings don’t route, governance isn’t visible, and proof packs aren’t generated until late. Arns installs a translation layer under Penn’s domain that converts static records into routable execution objects.

Where listings stop, opportunity dies No “what next,” no artifacts, no safe routing — interest dissipates.
No routing → no governance → no throughput Without gates + ladder, commercialization stays ad-hoc instead of repeatable.
Cross-school execution capacity is invisible Operator makes “who contributes what” legible — and routable.
Disclosure-safe SmartCards intentionally avoid sensitive detail. Blueprints unlock deeper diligence only through governed gates — so Penn can move faster without leaking.
What leadership gets (immediately)
Visibility
Penn Map
One view of nodes, signals, and who owns what next.
Governance
Gates
Disclosure tiers + approvals + “safe to share” defaults.
Execution
Blueprints
Bundles + proof packs + sponsor targets + pilot routes.
Installed under Penn Persona routed Artifacts generated Metrics visible
Open the Penn Ecosystem Map
University of Pennsylvania — Translation Ecosystem Map

Full visibility: what exists, what doesn’t, and how activation actually happens.

This map is the cognitive “overview” for Penn leadership. It shows the core commercialization nodes, the outer execution ring, and the artifact ladder that turns a listing into a license, sponsor pilot, or venture build — governed end-to-end.

Interactive Penn Map
Hover or click a node → see the Top 3 artifacts for that office
How to read the map
Hover a node to see its top 3 artifacts. Click to lock it. Use persona lens to show “who cares + what next.”
Continue → Orchestration Layer
Post-SmartCard Orchestration (Penn-anchored, globally indexed)

SmartCard → Signal Graph → Venture Blueprint

After the Penn map, Operator expands outward: global IP comparables, market pull, and corporate disclosures are used to form defensible bundles and white-space-aware Blueprints — then routed back through Penn’s activation rails.

Inputs
Penn SmartCards + Penn capacity map + global IP + market comps + corporate signals
Engine
Semantic indexing · comparables · bundle graph · governance · routing
Outputs
Blueprint dossier + sponsor targets + pilot package + license/venture route
Request a Penn listing → SmartCard demo Back to Penn Map
Next step

Wire this to a real Penn listing.

Provide a single PCI listing URL (or internal record). Operator renders: (1) a disclosure-safe SmartCard front door, (2) the Penn ecosystem routing view, and (3) a first-pass Blueprint route recommendation with artifacts.

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