What happens when our taxonomy meaning changes over time?

Classification vocabulary shifts under the organization without anyone deciding it should. The same label gets applied on different grounds as the business evolves, so a branch that once held a coherent set now holds a mixed one — and every individual assignment looked correct when it was made.

Taxonomy in Centralpoint is maintained as records with version history and aliases, so the meaning in force when a record was classified is recoverable. Re-classification operates over a known set rather than over a guess about which records were assigned under the old understanding.