How to design with EDGY and AI? In this webinar, we’ll show you how to combine generative AI with the power of EDGY to come up rapidly with complex enterprise designs. We are using a repository based enterprise architecture tool and EDGY, an open source visual language, to feed AI models with context-rich queries. The resulting maps and models are … wrong.
But they have proven to be inspiring or even triggering for conversations across a diverse stakeholder community, and shortcut our way to a set of correct and useful models that inform design decisions. Moreover they can highlight blind spots and interrelationships previously unknown and thereby enrich the design process with minimal effort.
Takeaways
Milan is president of Intersection Group, and a co-founder of the consultancy Enterprise Design Associates and Teamenu, a digital workplace SAAS business. 12 years back, Milan launched a social software startup and designed a patented innovation for commercial flight decks. Today he works with enterprises of all shapes and sizes, to make them deliver, and useful to people. He's been working with enterprises like Google, SAP, Toyota, ThoughtWorks, OECD and the UN. His first book Intersection introduces this Enterprise Design approach, and he is co-organising the Intersection conference series since 2014. He is co-author of the book Enterprise Design Patterns and curator of EDGY, an Open Source tool for co-creating better enterprises, adopted by organisations around the globe.
Russell Blair serves as a Solutions Architect at QualiWare, dedicating nearly two years to the application of artificial intelligence in the industry. His focus is on developing AI solutions for intricate business challenges, aiming to streamline processes and foster creativity in the workplace. He regards AI as a transformative force in technology, much like the personal computer once was, with the potential to revolutionize work methodologies. Committed to innovation, Russell’s goal is to motivate professionals to leverage AI, enhancing the efficiency and intuitiveness of creative tasks.
