das erste #kanbancamp in #hamburg ist gerade zuende gegangen.
danke für die zwei intensiven tage mit themen rund um #change #worksystemsdesign #kanban #flightlevels sowie den austausch und die sessions rund um perspektivwechsel und wege raus aus entweder-oder hin zu both-and-more.
busy building #ai agent teams aka crews solving -complex- complicated tasks.
thought:
we do not fully understand how to build work systems with humans yet.
however, we're brave enough to build work systems with machines.
into #diagramsascode again the last days.
conclusions:
⚪ many small, early stage, single purpose approaches. tried #structurizr #d2 #mermaid a bit, came from #plantuml
⚪ all of them are sw centric, not extendable on user level
➡️ not really usable for #flightlevels inspired #worksystemsdesign
heute seit langem mal wieder auf einem offenen **#barcamp**. beim **#barcamp** **#pforzheim**.
Meine hashtags:
**#zukünfte**
**#worksystemsdesign**
**#autodroge**
wen treffe ich?
let's dive a bit into visualization practices for #worksystems in #flightlevels world. one of the core visualizations is the work system topology.
doing it with #miro is easy, trying it with #plantuml is what I was curious about.
Here we go: https://worksystems.design/blog/work-systems-topology-using-plantuml-part-1
The first of the 5 Flight Levels System Design activities is to visualize the current state. While I’m aware that the gold standard for this purpose is Miro, I’m always searching for better/new/different ways to achieve things in order to see new opportunities.
Thomas Krause