This diagram shows the high-level relationships between different types of data domains and data users. For simiplicity's sake, there are two source-aligned domains, a single aggregate domain, and two consumer-aligned domains.

• One source-aligned domain receives input from enterprise applications. Its data products are used by the aggregate domain and by the consumer-aligned domain the products of which are used by end-users.
• The seconed source-aligned domain receives input from devices and from events. Its data products are used by the aggregate domain.
• The aggregate domain uses data products from the source-aligned domains and provides its data products to the consumer-aligned domains
• One consumer-aligned domain receives data products from both the aggregate domain and from the source-aligned domain that gets its data from enterprise applications. Its data products are used be end-users.
• The second consumer-aligned domain receives data products from the aggregate domain. Its data products are used be applications and things.