Alberto Brandolini – 50,000 Orange Stickies Later

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Explore DDD 2017 – Denver, Sept. 21-22

What started as a tool for discovering Aggregates, became a teaching tool for the Domain-Driven Design-illiterates. Now EventStorming is a platform for collaborative modeling whose depth spans from business and organizational design to implementation-level software design.

In this talk, you’ll understand how different recipes can be leveraged for different goals and different audiences. And how those weird human brains behave, when we take them in unexplored places.

About Alberto

Alberto Brandolini can model every business domain, given enough space, a paper roll, and an unlimited source of colored sticky notes (with a larger stock of orange ones). His contributions to the community include EventStorming, Model Storming, and, more notably, the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle.

Alberto Brandolini is an IT Professional that gets bored doing things in the same old way. This led him into unexplored areas of Domain-Driven Design, Lean and Agile Software Development, learning, and change management, where he likes to bring apparent chaotic fuzziness and a comic-like visual touch. An active consultant in software product development, he also runs his company Avanscoperta.

He’s frequently invited as a speaker in many conferences in Italy (where he’s based) and around Europe.

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