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<small>[[Enterprise Elements]] | [[Relationships]] | |||
=Link= | =Link= | ||
'''A meaningful structural association between two elements.''' | '''A meaningful structural association between two elements.''' | ||
A link expresses a structural relationship between two elements | A link expresses a structural relationship between two [[elements]] in terms that explain or illustrate the relevance of that relationship to the [[enterprise]]. | ||
in terms that explain or illustrate the relevance of that relationship | |||
to the enterprise. | |||
==Core links== | ==Core links== | ||
EDGY provides a rich and expressive vocabulary, including twenty-four | EDGY provides a rich and expressive vocabulary, including twenty-four pre-defined types of links. Using these links will enable co-designers from different disciplines to better communicate and connect their specialised designs across their disciplines. | ||
pre-defined types of links. Using these links will enable co-designers | |||
from different disciplines to better communicate and connect their | [[File:EDGY-Enterprise-Elements-Core-Links.png|EDGY Enterprise Elements / Core Links]] | ||
specialised designs across their disciplines. | |||
==Facets== | ==Facets== | ||
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Core Links. | Core Links. | ||
==Use== | [[File:EDGY-Elements-Links-Shortcuts.png|EDGY Elements: Shortcut Links]] | ||
===Use=== | |||
Shortcuts can be used to enrich the model further and tailor the | Shortcuts can be used to enrich the model further and tailor the | ||
language for their specific design challenge. Designers should be aware, | language for their specific design challenge. Designers should be aware, | ||
however, that the more custom links they introduce, the harder it will | however, that the more custom links they introduce, the harder it will | ||
become to communicate and connect their designs to other disciplines. | become to communicate and connect their designs to other disciplines. | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 22 March 2023
Enterprise Elements | Relationships
Link
A meaningful structural association between two elements.
A link expresses a structural relationship between two elements in terms that explain or illustrate the relevance of that relationship to the enterprise.
Core links
EDGY provides a rich and expressive vocabulary, including twenty-four pre-defined types of links. Using these links will enable co-designers from different disciplines to better communicate and connect their specialised designs across their disciplines.
Facets
Identity
Experience
Architecture
- Capability requires Asset
- Process realises Capability
- Process] requires Asset
Intersections
- Organisation builds Brand
- Organisation makes Product
- Product embodies Brand
Product/Experience
Product/Architecture
- Product requires Capability
- Purpose creates Product
Organisation/Identity
- Organisation pursues Purpose
- Organisation authors Story
Organisation/Architecture
- Organisation has Capability
- Organisation performs Purpose
Brand/Identity
Brand/Experience
Shortcuts
In addition to the pre-defined Core Links, the EDGY language allows designers to bypass this model by defining custom links between elements. This creates a shortcut which can be broken down into several Core Links.
Use
Shortcuts can be used to enrich the model further and tailor the language for their specific design challenge. Designers should be aware, however, that the more custom links they introduce, the harder it will become to communicate and connect their designs to other disciplines.