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<small>[[Enterprise Elements]] | [[Facet and Intersection Elements]] | {{element|Id Icon-Identity|Identity}}</small> | |||
={{element|Id Element-Story|Story}}= | |||
<span class="Id Def">The way we make sense of our enterprise and communicate to people what it does.</span> | |||
==Description== | |||
An enterprise story is a narrative with our [[co-creators]] as ''protagonists'', the [[enterprise]] as the ''setting'', the [[ecosystem]] as context, and the co-creators' [[activities]] as ''actions''. Stories help us make sense of complex ideas, concepts and situations and share that sense with other [[people]]. Stories about past or future events can illustrate shared values, assumptions and beliefs and what people can expect when interacting with an enterprise. People actively construct their own mental imagery and meaning when listening to stories. This causes the imagery and meanings to be more closely interwoven with people's internal narratives about the world. | |||
Creating a story is a co-creative process, bringing together a group of [[stakeholder|stakeholders]] and helping them tell the story from their own perspectives. Such a story should not just describe what happened or will happen but also convey – as much as possible – ''why'' that matters and what it means to the protagonists in the story. | |||
==Story Map== | |||
[[File:EDGY-Enterprise-Story-Map-Storyboard.png|EDGY Enterprise Story Map / Storyboard]] | |||
Depicting [[tree]] and [[flow]] relationships. Also known as Storyboard. | |||
==Examples== | |||
*An enterprise has its roots in manual manufacturing before moving on to be a leader in automated production systems. | |||
*Another enterprise in the financial industry acquired a scaling startup to add digital customer interaction capabilities. | |||
*Yet another enterprise in the food industry is all about sustainable and eco-friendly production and explains this to customers on their packaging. | |||
==Use== | |||
*Illustrate [[identity]] and [[purpose]]. | |||
*Verbalise your [[mission statement]] as a story. | |||
*Show how identity, [[brand]] and [[experience]] determine [[activities]] and [[outcomes]]. | |||
*Help people understand why we do what we do and how. | |||
*Use positive, 'heroic' stories to invite others to become part of the enterprise. | |||
==Base element== | |||
*{{element|Id Element-Story|story}} is an {{element|Element-Activity|activity}} | |||
==Related== | |||
*{{element|Or Element-Organisation|organisation}} authors {{element|Id Element-Story|story}} | |||
*{{element|Br Element-Brand|brand}} evokes {{element|Id Element-Story|story}} | |||
*{{element|Id Element-Story|story}} contextualises {{element|Id Element-Purpose|purpose}} | |||
*{{element|Id Element-Content|content}} conveys {{element|Id Element-Story|story}} | |||
==Suggested Labels== | |||
*[[Story (promotional)|promotional]], [[Story (explanatory)|explanatory]], [[Story (transactional)|transactional]] ([[tagging|tag]]) | |||
*history, present, [[vision]] ([[tagging|tag]]) | |||
*perception ([[metric]]) | |||
Version du 30 mai 2023 à 11:38
Narratif
Enterprise Elements | Facet and Intersection Elements | Identity
Story
The way we make sense of our enterprise and communicate to people what it does.
Description
An enterprise story is a narrative with our co-creators as protagonists, the enterprise as the setting, the ecosystem as context, and the co-creators' activities as actions. Stories help us make sense of complex ideas, concepts and situations and share that sense with other people. Stories about past or future events can illustrate shared values, assumptions and beliefs and what people can expect when interacting with an enterprise. People actively construct their own mental imagery and meaning when listening to stories. This causes the imagery and meanings to be more closely interwoven with people's internal narratives about the world.
Creating a story is a co-creative process, bringing together a group of stakeholders and helping them tell the story from their own perspectives. Such a story should not just describe what happened or will happen but also convey – as much as possible – why that matters and what it means to the protagonists in the story.
Story Map
Depicting tree and flow relationships. Also known as Storyboard.
Examples
- An enterprise has its roots in manual manufacturing before moving on to be a leader in automated production systems.
- Another enterprise in the financial industry acquired a scaling startup to add digital customer interaction capabilities.
- Yet another enterprise in the food industry is all about sustainable and eco-friendly production and explains this to customers on their packaging.
Use
- Illustrate identity and purpose.
- Verbalise your mission statement as a story.
- Show how identity, brand and experience determine activities and outcomes.
- Help people understand why we do what we do and how.
- Use positive, 'heroic' stories to invite others to become part of the enterprise.
Base element
Related
Suggested Labels
- promotional, explanatory, transactional (tag)
- history, present, vision (tag)
- perception (metric)