Subject: Only a handful of seats left for the May EDGY training, New Webinars!

Dear Friend,


One month has passed since our EDGY launch. Have you already had a chance to look at EDGY 23? If you are ready to dive deeper - there are only a handful of seats left for our upcoming


EDGY online based training (starting May 11)


Register soon if interested!


Wanna meet Annika, Bard Milan and Wolfgang, curators of EDGY at a virtual event and ask your questions? Join one of our upcoming webinars.


And don't forget to get your ticket for Intersection 23 Conference. Early-bird sales ends May 15!


Looking forward to meeting many of you at the online training in May or at the conference in Vienna in September!


Milan and Wolfgang

EDGY Online Training starts May 11th!

We have only a couple of seats left for our first "EDGY23 Language Foundation" training starting Mai 11th.

It will be an online cohort-based extravaganza with a deep learning experience and some fun. More details here.

Free webinar series starts May 8th!

Meet Annika, Bard, Milan and Wolfgang, curators of EDGY 23, and discuss your questions at our free webinars starting May 8 9 am Amsterdam, Vienna (CEST). Learn more about our Enterprise Design Patterns, the story of Earnestine the Enterprise Architect, Severin the Service Designer or about Capability and Milky Way maps.


EDGY - Archimate Mapping
Thank you Marc Lankhorst and Jean-Baptiste Sarrodie for connecting our work to the widespread Archimate language!

This mapping has been designed based on the idea that EDGY specifically, and Enterprise Design in general, will be used to frame the strategic context of an initiative. Therefore this proposed mapping to ArchiMate® purposefully focuses on motivation elements and the strategy layer, while core elements can then be used to work on other layers not directly covered by EDGY.


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Through the specialisation mechanism of ArchiMate® 3.2, any capable tool or environment can be used to model enterprises with EDGY elements. This proposal is designed with two main use cases in mind:


Using ArchiMate® to create an enterprise model with EDGY only: to take advantage of a semantic modelling tool rather than a purely graphical diagram editor or similar, ArchiMate® elements and relations provide an invisible backbone underlying the model. Every EDGY element or relation will correspond to an ArchiMate® element or relation, but the depiction of each map (view) follows only the EDGY diagram depiction.

Using EDGY in combination with ArchiMate®: in this scenario both languages are used together as part of the same model. EDGY is used to create maps representing identity and experience facets. A high level architecture modelled using EDGY can then be detailed and guided into implementation using more specific ArchiMate® viewpoints, taking advantage of the more rich and rigorous language features.


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