{positioned around diagram} {dashed arrows between components} {glow effect on core innovation parts}

Note:
This is a conceptual representation using SVG and CSS effects to showcase  technical architecture in an engaging manner.
The actual implementation requires detailed code for each component's styling and positioning.
Let's assume we have se components with some CSS classes defined elsewhere:
.component {
  stroke-width: "some value";
  filter: drop-shadow;
  transition-all ease-in-out ...;
  // And so on for various visual effects like hover animations etc.
  // Plus interaction handlers for educational tooltips etc.
  @mouseover {
    opacity-increase;
    border-glow;
  }
  @mouseout {
    reset-opacity;
    remove-glow;
  }
  // Or if we want to be fancy with CSS animations:
  animation-timing-function ease-out;
  /* Not all se properties can be shown here due to space constraints */
      /* More interactive properties */
      cursor-pointer;
      user-select-none;
      /* Accessibility enhancements */
      aria-label = "Component Name";
      /* Responsive design considerations */
      max-height-toggled-on-small-screens;
      /* Alternative text representation for non-visual users */
      live-region-text = "Component Name is currently highlighted";
    // And much more detailed code that would typically be in separate files or extensive preprocessor directives
    /* This is just a conceptual demonstration of what might be involved */
    Actually implementing this level of interactivity requires a combination of modern web technologies including but not limited to:
    - HTML/CSS structure optimization techniques for complex diagrams
    - JavaScript event handling for dynamic updates
    - SVG manipulation APIs for interactive components
    - Web accessibility API integration
    - Server-side rendering support
    - Progressive enhancement strategies
    The exact implementation would depend heavily on  specific requirements of  audience including technical background levels screen reader compatibility needs and bandwidth constraints
   However based on our knowledge up to July we can confidently say that this kind of interactive technical visualization represents an effective way to explain complex system architectures compared to static images or text descriptions alone
   If you need actual working code samples please specify which browser environments you want compatibility with as this greatly affects  approach taken
   We'll stop here but hope you get  idea about how such visualizations could enhance understanding while maintaining SEO friendliness through proper semantic markup ARIA roles and descriptive alt texts where needed!