Demonstrates improved organizational productivity in business architecture, suggesting enhanced human-machine cooperation.
The transition towards Industry 5.0 requires patterns that offer solutions for the design of organisational structures capable of integrating human–machine cooperation into decision-making processes, thereby improving organisational productivity and enabling the transformation of business models. This article presents a reusable and scalable enterprise architecture pattern that integratesco-intelligence elements, digital twins and an intelligent enterprise interaction manager. The research was carried out in four stages: (1) analysis of the pattern concept; (2) pattern design; (3) implementation on the Enterprise Architect platform using the ArchiMate language; and (4) application in two scenarios: a drone swarm factory and a public disaster response agency. The application of the pattern reduced the model size by approximately 75%, compared to modelling without the synthesis proposed by the co-intelligence artefact. These results show a significant decrease in visual and cognitive complexity, as well as confirming the reusability and adaptability of the pattern.
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