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* Submaps | * Submaps | ||
* Map import/export | * Map import/export | ||
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==User Guide and Tutorials== | ==User Guide and Tutorials== |
Revision as of 20:54, 4 November 2017
Atlas 2 is a tool for Wardley Map creation and collaboration.
Introduction
Atlas 2 aims to streamline the process of creating and sharing maps. [1]
Atlas 2 is open-source and licensed under the Apache License 2.0. [2]
The Atlas 2 project is sponsored by the Leading Edge Forum. [3]
Availability
Altas 2 is available in two options:
- Free hosted service: https://atlas.wardleymaps.com/
- Self-host instance. The source code is available on GitHub
Features
The following provides a quick overview and is not intended to be exhaustive list of features:
- Basic collaborative real-time editing
- Scenario management
- Submaps
- Map import/export
- User management
User Guide and Tutorials
The Atlas 2 user manual is published in the GitHub Wiki: https://github.com/cdaniel/atlas2/wiki
Krzysztof Daniel, the Atlas 2 core developer, has publish a three-part tutorial:
- Using Wardley Maps to execute projects
- Managing projects with Wardley Maps - cutting costs
- Managing projects with Wardley Maps - in the pursuit of greater good
References
- ↑ Leading Edge Forum (LEF). "The Ultimate Mapping Tool", Retrieved on 4 November 2017.
- ↑ GitHub. "cdaniel/atlas2/LICENSE", Retrieved on 4 November 2017.
- ↑ GitHub. "cdaniel/atlas2", Retrieved on 4 November 2017.