Unveiled at Intersection 25, the EDGY Capability Modelling Guidelines are now available to everyone! Discover a new open resource for designing purpose-aligned and adaptive enterprises.
Most enterprises struggle with executing their purposes. Strategic intent, expressed in the language of a few visionaries, tends to get lost when many co-creators attempt to operationalise it. Enterprise architectures are rarely designed in a systematic and coherent way based on shared purposes.
The consequences are severe: Project portfolios not aligned with strategy Investments wasted on improvements that don’t matter Organisations structured more by politics than purpose Costly, misaligned IT built in isolation
If you (like many of us) work in a company that shows these symptoms, then the Capability Guidelines help you design all elements of your enterprise's architecture as organic modules aligned with your purposes.
Inside, you’ll find guidance on...
How to structure a Capability Map: Design capabilities as organic modules, group them into meaningful categories, identify shared capabilities, ...
How to use capabilities to align investments with purpose: Seek outside inspiration, co-create from both top-down and bottom-up, deal with resistance, ...
Created by Jim Dowling and Wolfgang Goebl, the guidelines are now freely available as part of EDGY’s open toolset. | 
