Subject: Your guide to the Enterprise Design Patterns plus a free webinar

Dear Friend,


What do experienced enterprise designers and architects do differently when their work actually makes a difference? That question is at the heart of the Enterprise Design Patterns, and of this newsletter.


35 patterns for making Enterprise Design work
The Enterprise Design Patterns capture what experienced practitioners have learned about making Enterprise Design work in real organisations: 35 patterns in four categories, from building influence and trust to dealing with corporate politics. Each pattern follows the same logic: the context it applies to, the problem that typically arises there, what you can do about it, and what changes as a result. All of them are open and free to use on enterprise.design.


A free webinar about patterns: Why Transformations Drift

A sound design doesn’t guarantee a sound result. Often, intent gets lost not in the design, but in how it’s taken up. In our free live webinar on October 28 at 10am CET, Bard Papegaaij and Helgi Björgvinsson walk through eleven patterns that shape this: from building trust before the design exists to handing over your intent without it dissolving. And if you have a design that got watered down along the way, bring it: We'll pick two, diagnose them live and name the patterns that were missing.

All patterns in one place: the book

Prefer to have all 35 patterns at hand? The Enterprise Design Patterns book by Annika Klyver, Bard Papegaaij, Wolfgang Goebl and Milan Guenther brings them together in one place, available as a PDF.

Scroll down for all the details. We hope to see you on Wednesday, and that the patterns help keep your next design on course.


Warm regards,

The Intersection Group Team

You did the analysis. You mapped the enterprise, you found what needed to change, and the design was sound. Then the steering committee deferred it. The programme picked the parts it liked. Someone in a room you were not in decided something else. Six months later the thing that shipped bears your diagram's name and none of its intent. This is not a design problem. It is an adoption problem, and it has patterns.


In this session, Bard and Helgi walk through the Enterprise Design Patterns that govern how architecture work actually gets taken up: how trust is built before the design exists, how you find the people whose support decides the outcome, and how you hand your intent over to others without it dissolving.


Live: Bring a design of yours that got watered down. We diagnose two of them live and name the patterns that were missing.

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