Orthogramic Chat is an intelligent assistant for navigating and utilising the vast amounts of business architecture data your organisation may add to Orthogramic. Chat is designed to help you efficiently access, synthesise, and leverage information, empowering you to make informed decisions and drive continuous improvement in your organisation.
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Here are some examples of the use of Orthogramic chat:
Managing Change Initiatives Using Insights: Users can ask questions about managing change initiatives effectively using insights provided by Orthogramic.
Identifying Key Metrics for Change Implementation Progress: Users can inquire about the important metrics to track and measure the progress of change implementation.
Identifying Risks in Risk Management Policies: Users can seek information on the risks identified within their organisation's risk management policies.
Supporting Continuous Improvement: Users can ask if and how Orthogramic can support continuous improvement efforts within their organisation.
Chat will tailor responses based on your Orthogramic user type. For example, a Chief Operating Officer (COO) will be assisted to focus on operational alignment, efficiency, and strategic execution. In their case, Orthogramic will offer clear insights on how business architecture improvements can streamline operations and enhance cross-functional coordination. See: User types
Optionally choose the specific organisational unit you want to focus on, or compare it with another business unit. Ensuring the information retrieved is relevant to the selected part/s of your organisation.
Optionally select the role within your organisation that are pertinent to your query, allowing for more targeted and role-specific information retrieval.
Optionally specify one or more timeframes for which you need information, enabling the retrieval of data that is relevant to a particular period or periods.
Optionally choose one or more business architecture domains that your query relates to and get domain-specific insights.
With Orthogramic, you can visualise data through various charts and diagrams, making complex information easier to understand and analyse. Examples include:
Complex comparisons: See below
Bar Charts: Compare performance metrics across different units or timeframes.
Pie Charts: Display the distribution of resources or compliance levels.
Line Graphs: Track changes in key metrics over time.
Flowcharts: Map out business processes and workflows.
Org Charts: Illustrate organisational structures and hierarchies.
Heat Maps: Highlight areas of high and low performance within the organisation.
Network Diagrams: Show the relationships and interactions between different roles or units.
PDF documents: See below
Perform detailed comparisons between various business units, roles, or timeframes to uncover insights and identify trends, ensuring comprehensive analysis and informed decision-making.
Generate customised PDF documents from the chat outputs for easy sharing, printing, and record-keeping, allowing you to maintain organised documentation of your queries and results.
While Orthogramic Chat is a powerful tool, it may occasionally generate incorrect information, struggle with highly complex queries, or have limitations in retaining context over long or intricate conversations. Users are encouraged to verify critical details and be aware of these potential limitations.
Accuracy of Information: May occasionally generate incorrect or outdated information; users should verify critical details.
Complex Query Handling: May struggle with understanding and responding to highly complex or nuanced queries that require deep contextual understanding.
Response Delays: In high-demand periods, there may be delays in response time, affecting the immediacy of assistance.
Context Retention: May have limitations in retaining the context of long or intricate conversations, leading to potential misunderstandings or incomplete responses.
Out-of-scope queries: No response will be made to questions outside the general subject of business architecture or the approved documents added by users.
Data unavailability: Errors may occur if the requested data is not available within the system or has not been uploaded.
Incorrect information: Occasionally, the chat may generate incorrect or outdated information, requiring users to verify critical details independently.
Complex query handling: The chat may struggle to understand and respond to highly complex or nuanced queries that require deep contextual understanding.
Response delays: During high-demand periods, users might experience delays in response time, affecting the immediacy of assistance.
Context retention: The chat may have limitations in retaining the context of long or intricate conversations, leading to potential misunderstandings or incomplete responses.
Formatting issues: The chat may sometimes provide outputs with formatting errors, making the information harder to read or interpret.
Language and terminology misunderstanding: If users use uncommon terminology or non-standard language, the chat might misinterpret the query or provide irrelevant answers.
System errors: Technical issues such as server downtime, software bugs, or connectivity problems can prevent the chat from functioning properly.
Security restrictions: Queries involving sensitive or restricted information may not be processed due to security and privacy policies in place.
Unsupported file types: Errors may occur if users attempt to upload or reference unsupported file types that the system cannot process.