Linked.Archi EDGY 23 Taxonomy

EDGY 23 Concept Scheme

Classification of EDGY 23 enterprise elements by facet and by element type.

• ▼Element by Facet
  Classification of EDGY 23 elements by their enterprise design facet — the primary organizational perspective in the EDGY framework.

  See Also: Enterprise_Design_Facets

  https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#ElementByFacet
  • ▼Identity Facet
    Why does our enterprise exist? Who are we? What matters to us? The Identity facet contains elements that express the enterprise's beliefs, purpose, shared story, and content. It is pursued by its organisation and evoked by the perception of its brands.

    Scope Note: The Identity facet answers questions about why the enterprise exists and what it stands for. Its three facet elements are Purpose, Story, and Content. Its intersection elements are Organisation (with Architecture) and Brand (with Experience).

    See Also: IdentityElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#IdentityFacet
    • Purpose ↗
    • Story ↗
    • Content ↗
    • Organisation ↗
    • Brand ↗
  • ▼Architecture Facet
    How are we running our enterprise? What are we capable of? What makes everything work together? The Architecture facet contains elements describing the structures needed to make an enterprise operate: capabilities, processes, and assets.

    Scope Note: The Architecture facet answers questions about how the enterprise operates. Its three facet elements are Capability, Process, and Asset. Its intersection elements are Organisation (with Identity) and Product (with Experience).

    See Also: ArchitectureElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#ArchitectureFacet
    • Capability ↗
    • Process ↗
    • Asset ↗
    • Organisation ↗
    • Product ↗
  • ▼Experience Facet
    What is the role our enterprise plays in people's lives? What can we do for people? The Experience facet looks at how the enterprise manifests itself in people's lives through tasks, journeys, and channels.

    Scope Note: The Experience facet answers questions about the enterprise's role in people's lives. Its three facet elements are Task, Journey, and Channel. Its intersection elements are Product (with Architecture) and Brand (with Identity).

    See Also: ExperienceElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#ExperienceFacet
    • Task ↗
    • Journey ↗
    • Channel ↗
    • Product ↗
    • Brand ↗
• ▼Element by Type
  Classification of EDGY 23 concepts by their structural type — Base Elements, Facet Elements, Intersection Elements, Relationships, and Labels.

  See Also: Enterprise_Elements

  https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#ElementByType
  • ▼Base Elements
    Four generic elements to describe what is happening in an enterprise and its ecosystem: People, Outcome, Activity, and Object.

    Scope Note: Base elements are the most fundamental building blocks of the EDGY language. All facet and intersection elements are specializations of one of these four base elements.

    See Also: BaseElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#BaseElements
    • People ↗
    • Outcome ↗
    • Activity ↗
    • Object ↗
  • ▼Facet Elements
    Nine elements that describe an enterprise using a specific enterprise design facet: three per facet (Identity, Architecture, Experience).

    Scope Note: Each facet element specializes one of the four base elements and adds facet-specific semantics. Identity: Purpose (outcome), Story (activity), Content (object). Architecture: Capability (outcome), Process (activity), Asset (object). Experience: Task (outcome), Journey (activity), Channel (object).

    See Also: FacetElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#FacetElements
    • Purpose ↗
    • Story ↗
    • Content ↗
    • Capability ↗
    • Process ↗
    • Asset ↗
    • Task ↗
    • Journey ↗
    • Channel ↗
  • ▼Intersection Elements
    Three elements that sit at the intersection of two facets: Organisation (Identity ∩ Architecture), Product (Architecture ∩ Experience), Brand (Identity ∩ Experience).

    Scope Note: Intersection elements bridge two facets and enable cross-facet design conversations. All three are specializations of the Object base element.

    See Also: IntersectionElement

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#IntersectionElements
    • Organisation ↗
    • Product ↗
    • Brand ↗
  • ▼Relationships
    Three relationship types used to connect enterprise elements: Link (structural association), Flow (dynamic sequence), and Tree (containment/aggregation).

    See Also: EnterpriseRelationship

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#Relationships
    • Link ↗
    • Flow ↗
    • Tree ↗
  • ▼Labels
    Two label types used to annotate enterprise elements: Tagging (differentiation by values) and Metrics (quantity or quality measurement).

    See Also: EnterpriseLabel

    https://meta.linked.archi/edgy/tax#Labels
    • Tagging ↗
    • Metrics ↗