BOC Group releases ADOIT 21 with AI assistant and role-based dashboards
BOC Group has released ADOIT 21, the latest version of its Enterprise Architecture Management suite, with an AI assistant at the centre of the update. According to the company, the release is meant to give more people access to architecture information and to show how applications support business processes.
- BOC Group has released ADOIT 21, the newest version of its Enterprise Architecture Management suite.
- A new AI assistant lets users ask questions in natural language, run reports, and create or update objects and relationships while respecting existing permissions.
- Flexible start pages offer role-specific dashboards, curated or custom-built.
- Expanded ADONIS Connect integration synchronises application usage with business processes in ArchiMate.
- The release is available now for SaaS customers in the BOC AWS Cloud.
AI assistant works inside the architecture repository
The new AI assistant is the main feature of ADOIT 21. According to BOC Group, it brings secure, context-aware AI directly into the architecture repository. Users can ask questions in natural language, run reports, and create or update objects and relationships.
The company says existing permissions remain in force at all times. The aim, according to BOC Group, is that more people can find the information they need faster and handle everyday tasks without deep knowledge of the repository.
Role-specific start pages and tighter process links
ADOIT 21 introduces flexible start pages. Users can open the dashboard that matches their role right at login. They can choose from a selection of curated dashboards or build their own views. Graphical models can be combined with key figures and other visualisations, so the relevant information is available in one place.
The release also expands the integration with ADONIS Connect, which links process modelling more closely with application usage. Application usage across all modelling levels is analysed in ADONIS and automatically synchronised with the matching business processes in ArchiMate within ADOIT. BOC Group says this gives architecture managers a complete overview of the relationships without additional modelling effort.
Deployment options, pattern library and forms
Further additions include modern Linux deployment options for on-premises customers, using OCI-compliant containers on Kubernetes or Docker Compose. The release also brings an ArchiMate Pattern Library compiled by experts, as well as improved forms.
Christoph Moser, ADOIT Product Manager at BOC Group, said: "Mit ADOIT 21 machen wir Enterprise Architecture Management für alle Beteiligten zugänglicher und relevanter." In English, he says the goal is to provide the right information exactly where it is needed, so teams find answers faster and focus on topics relevant to their role.
Availability and customers
ADOIT 21 is available immediately for SaaS customers in the BOC AWS Cloud. The source does not give availability details for on-premises customers beyond the new deployment options.
BOC Group develops enterprise modelling software for GPM, EAM and GRC. The company lists Allianz, Dentsu Aegis, iHeart Media, PostFinance and the Vienna International Airport among ADOIT's customers worldwide.
