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Editor training: model your IT landscape and produce views that matter

The Editor turns available data into a usable repository. In nine hours, your teams learn to model assets, prepare existing inventories for reuse and build the visualizations used by the rest of the organization.

What you can do after nine hours

  • Create and connect applications, processes, data, flows and other repository assets
  • Prepare Excel or CSV files for an Administrator to import, then check the data
  • Build inventory views, nested maps, charts and diagrams
  • Contribute within a governed framework, following the modeling and update rules
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Boldo Editor training program table covering governance workshops, tool training, and coaching sessions

A training for those who build the repository

The Editor training is for enterprise architects, project leads, IT and transformation teams, product managers, tech leads and data leads.

It does not require knowing how to administer the platform. Participants learn to work within an already-configured metamodel and rights framework, then to turn a business or technical question into a usable representation.

  • Duration

    9 h

    A track focused on practice and output.

  • Participants

    1 to 10

    A limited group to support each exercise.

  • Format

    On site or remote

    The training can be run on site or remotely.

  • Prerequisites

    IS literacy

    A general understanding of the information system is enough.

From raw data to a usable map

Participants build a repository, take over existing data and produce views tailored to different audiences.

  1. Understand the Boldo model

    Discovering assets, properties, relationships and functional domains. Getting to grips with the inventory, search, filters and asset pages.

  2. Build and enrich the repository

    Creating assets and relationships, organizing the inventory and preparing Excel or CSV files. Running imports requires an Administrator or organization Owner account.

    Participants learn to spot duplicates, check imported information and maintain a consistent scope. They also learn to attest, depending on your plan, that an asset they own is up to date, to suggest a change and to review suggestions they have permission to resolve.

  3. Build the right visualizations

    Creating inventory views, nested maps, charts, dynamic diagrams and impact analyses.

    Each representation starts from a precise question to avoid views that are too general or hard to use.

  4. Apply the method to your cases

    Exercises based on your data or situations close to your missions, including preparing a change in a scenario (depending on your plan), compared with the real data and reviewed before being applied. The session also covers contribution rules, update cycles and collaboration with Administrators and Viewers.

Editor or Administrator?

The Editor builds the repository content within an already-configured framework. The Administrator defines that framework and organizes its governance.

  • Editor: create and enrich assets, prepare import files and produce visualizations
  • Administrator: configure the metamodel, roles, access domains and governance rules
  • Viewer: consult the views and find the useful information

Frequently asked questions

It does not require knowing how to develop or administer infrastructure.

A general understanding of the information system is nonetheless recommended, to understand the modeled objects, their responsibilities and their dependencies.

Plan a session for your contributors

Tell us about the profiles to train, your metamodel and the data you want to work with. We send you a detailed program and a quote.

  • Groups of 1 to 10 participants
  • On site or remote
  • Individual sandbox for each participant
  • Exercises on your data when the context allows
  • Certificate and follow-up depending on the format

Your training request

Nine hours of practice to build and maintain the content of the repository.

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