If we detach ourselves a little from the familiar, purely visual way of working with Wardley Maps, we are presented with new avenues for evaluation. By transferring a Wardley map into a graph database, it is possible to analyse and interpret it with structured queries. This facilitates their evaluation and allows for automated recognition of patterns.
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Blog: https://tangible-concepts.de/wardley-maps-and-graphdatabases
Wardley Map: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wardley_map
Online Wardley Maps: https://onlinewardleymaps.com/
Parsley: https://github.com/tangible-concepts/parsley
Awesome List: https://list.wardleymaps.com/
0:00 Intro
8:40 Wardley Mapping Overview
24:50 Q&A on Wardley Maps
30:00 Wardley Map Examples
36:50 Q&A
40:50 Parsley - Wardley Maps in Neo4j
51:00 Q&A
58:05 Wrap-Up
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