Typical format: 90–120 minute facilitated lab using one real information domain, workflow, or decision context.
Turn fragmented enterprise information into a model people and systems can use
Organizations rarely lack information. They struggle with information that has inconsistent meaning, unclear authority, missing ownership, weak provenance, fragmented relationships, and no dependable way to evolve as the organization changes.
The Living Information Model Lab applies Ingenuity’s framework to one high-value domain so participants can see how information becomes organizational infrastructure rather than a collection of disconnected records and documents.
What we will map
- The important information entities the organization needs to understand consistently.
- The relationships that give those entities context.
- Authoritative sources, transformations, and provenance.
- Ownership of definitions, quality, lifecycle, and change.
- Users, workflows, applications, analytics, and AI systems that consume the information.
- The decisions that depend on the information being trustworthy.
- Quality risks such as duplication, contradiction, ambiguity, staleness, and missing context.
- The mechanisms through which the model should learn and change.
Who this is for
CIOs, enterprise architects, data and AI leaders, knowledge-management teams, information architects, and transformation leaders working on enterprise AI, search, knowledge systems, reporting, integration, or organizational learning.
What participants should leave with
A first-pass Living Information Model Canvas for the selected domain, a clearer set of ownership and quality questions, and a practical sense of what should be modeled or governed next.
