EDGY Stencils and Examples
Author credits: Jean-Sébastien Daigle / &friends
EDGY is an Open Source tool for collaborative Enterprise Design, published by Intersection Group. It consists of a set of components connected by a common language people from various disciplines can relate to and use to engage in co-creative enterprise design. EDGY is available for free for anyone to use under a CC-BY-SA 4.0 license.
This template contains stencils to create your own enterprise maps using EDGY, and examples from the official EDGY documentation.
Who is this for?
It is designed for anyone applying an Enterprise Design approach in general, and EDGY in particular, who wants to map (parts of) an enterprise they are working with. Typically, this includes business design, organisation design, service design, enterprise architecture or business architecture practitioners.
The template can also be used to facilitate a workshop, using the Enterprise Design Facet model as a guide to consider questions, challenges and opportunities regarding an enterprise.
Instructions
Familiarise yourself with EDGY using the online documentation (links provided in the template).
Go through the Enterprise Design Facets model and consider which Facets and Intersections are important for your context.
Prioritise and collect a few Enterprise Elements that relate to a this context and might help mapping relevant parts of the enterprise.
Either copy/paste the selected EDGY stencils and icons into a new frame, or copy/paste an example.
Individually or as a group, map our the current configurations of Enterprise Elements.
Then move to mapping out the desired future state of Enterprise Elements.
Identify gaps and required changes to facilitate the transition.
For more details on how to use EDGY to tackle various enterprise challenges, please have a look at the official documentation here: https://enterprise.design/
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