Alberto Brandolini
Short biography:
EventStorming Creator, author of Introducing EventStorming – An act of deliberate collective learning and Founder of Avanscoperta, Alberto Brandolini is an all-round consultant in the Information Technology field.
Asserting that problems cannot be solved with the same mindset that originated them, Alberto switches perspective frequently assuming the architect, mentor, coach, manager or developer point of view.
He’s a frequent speaker in software development related conferences in Italy and all over the world, since rumors spread about his funny attitude.
Besides consulting and running Avanscoperta, he’s also been a trainer for UK based-company Skills Matters where he’s been teaching Domain-Driven Design.
He’s also the founder of the Italian Domain-Driven Design community and of the Italian Stoos Satellite, and actively participates in debates about agile software development, lean management and new ways for entrepreneurship and collaboration.
Read a free sample of the book Introducing EventStorming – An act of deliberate collective learning
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Articles & Blog posts
Remote EventStorming e EventStorming in COVID-19 times: two blog posts to explore the topic of “Remote EventStorming”.
Here you can find the first blog post where Alberto, back in 2013, introduced EventStorming for the first time ever.
Read the interview with Alberto Brandolini on our blog: From ziobrando to EventStorming.
Podcast: Len Epp from Leanpub interviews Alberto Brandolini in his Frontmatter podcast.
Here’s a blog post from Francesco Grotta, who attended Alberto’s EventStorming Master Class in Milan in February 2019: You write EventStorming, I call it Hurricane.
Videos
Øredev 2019: 100,000 Orange Stickies Later
muCon London, May 2019: The Gordian Knot
DDD eXchange, London, April 2018: Joys and Pitfalls of Collaborative Modelling.
Explore DDD 2017: 50,000 Orange Stickies Later
DDD Europe 2016: The Precision Blade
Wrocloverb 2015: Event Storming by Alberto Brandolini
Scheduled classes:
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Online // 28th April 2021, from 3.30pm to 5.30pm (CET - Italy)
online course
Domain-Driven Design Executive View Training
with Alberto Brandolini
In this online session, we’ll be building a map of the challenges of a complex enterprise software ecosystem and see where Domain-Driven Design can help and how.
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Online // 18th - 19th - 20th - 21st May 2021, from 9.30am to 1pm (CEST - Italy)
online course
EventStorming Remote Modelling Workshop
with Alberto Brandolini
This workshop will lead you through three different styles of EventStorming performed remotely, we’ll practice and discuss different styles of facilitation on business-class scenarios, in large and small teams.
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Interested in this Master Class? Join the Waiting List!
workshop
EventStorming Master Class
with Alberto Brandolini
EventStorming is the fastest way to explore and model a complex business domain, in an event-driven fashion: join the Master Class with his creator Alberto Brandolini!
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Interested in this workshop? Join the waiting list!
workshop
Domain-Driven Design Modelling Workshop
with Alberto Brandolini
Domain-Driven Design promotes a tighter alignment between business stakeholders and software practitioners. Join Alberto Brandolini’s Workshop and learn a different approach for critical software development.
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Vilnius // December 13th 2013, 9:00 - 17:30
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EventStorming Workshop – Vilnius
with Alberto Brandolini
Event-Storming Workshop unites agile modeling techniques and the cutting-edge event-driven approach with a uniquely engaging format, that leads to a fast problem exploration and establishes a collaborative approach between key participants.
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Bologna // 2nd April, 2014, 9:00 - 17:30
workshop
EventStorming Workshop
with Alberto Brandolini
How to model a complex business process, or the whole company software landscape without being trapped in and endless boring analysis phase? How to tame complexity with agility, starting in the most appropriate way, with the right understanding of the big picture? Structure EventStorming Workshop unites agile modeling techniques and the cutting-edge event-driven approach with a […]
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Florence // October 15th 2014, 9:00 - 17:30
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EventStorming Workshop in Florence
with Alberto Brandolini
How to model a complex business process, or the whole company software landscape without being trapped in and endless boring analysis phase?
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Vilnius // 22 November 2014, 9:00 - 18.00
workshop
EventStorming Workshop in Vilnius
with Alberto Brandolini
EventStorming unites agile modeling techniques and an event-driven approach with a uniquely engaging format that leads to a fast problem exploration and a collaborative approach.
Training on demand:
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Domain-Driven Design Workshop
with Alberto Brandolini
Domain-Driven Design is an approach to software development focused on quality, weher quality can and must make a difference. Main topics reading the context where our software needs to be developed, according to real business requirements, focusing or efforts in meaningful directions. Managing collaboration between different models and different teams. Evaluating real or assumed benefits […]
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Strategic Domain-Driven Design Workshop
with Alberto Brandolini
Improve learning and everything else will follow Software development is a learning process, working code is a side effect. If that’s true… how can we maximize learning? Domain-Driven Design is an approach targeting complex domains, so it needs different tools, different mindset and a see-the-whole approach which is missing in most software development approaches. During […]
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EventStorming Workshop Facilitation
with Alberto Brandolini
EventStorming Workshop unites agile modeling techniques and the cutting-edge event-driven approach with a uniquely engaging format, that leads to a fast problem exploration and establishes a collaborative approach between key participants.
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EventStorming Workshop – 1 day (Pre-conference format)
with Alberto Brandolini
EventStorming unites agile modeling techniques and an event-driven approach with an engaging format that leads to a fast problem exploration.