{# Organization structured data (JSON-LD). `@id` makes this the canonical PMG Organization entity on the site — every Article/Service/JobPosting/etc. that needs to reference the publisher links here via `{"@id": ".../#organization"}` instead of duplicating the name+logo dict, so Google's Knowledge Graph + AI answer engines see one entity, not parallel near-duplicates. `sameAs` lists the social profiles (mirror Footer.html links) — the primary entity-disambiguation signal; an empty array was the #1 weakness flagged by the entity audit. `founder` references the Person entity emitted on About.html. #} {# WebSite + SearchAction. `@id` lets per-page schema reference the site as `isPartOf`. SearchAction tells Google to render the Sitelinks Search Box on branded SERPs (https://schema.org/SearchAction). #} {# Branch by table_name — APTED is the catch-all view for Article, Product, Service, Technology, About, etc. The old hardcoded "Article" emitted Article schema for every type (Product pages lost rich-result eligibility for Offers; Service pages couldn't show as Service rich results; AI engines mis-classified them as articles). Service*/Product* group + category pages use the same shape as their leaf type since they're an index page for that taxonomy branch. #} {# Article-shaped content: Article, Presentation, Newsletter, EngineeringTemplate, TechnicalGraphic, NonTechnicalGraphic, Video, About, AboutGroup, Technology, TechnologyGroup, TechnologyCategory, eLearning. #} {# Per-page-type FAQ — populated only when the CMS has FAQ rows scoped to this table_name (FAQ.page set in admin). Each Q→A becomes an answer-engine-extractable unit. #} {# Title / description fall back to brand defaults when the caller's value is empty (e.g. a CMS row with a null `title`). Without this pages render `
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