We Are Learners is our motto. The workshops we offer are only one of the activities we carry on to reach our goal: making the software world a better one.
We love creating interactive and participative learning experiences, even remotely. Our workshops take place both in physical classrooms and online, in real-time and in live-streaming: the trainer(s) and all other participants are in the same room and on a video conference.
Thanks to a number of digital tools, we’re able to keep the highly hands-on and interactive nature of each workshop.
We want to learn the best ways to develop software, and we look for innovators and thought leaders for doing so. We look for world-class challenges, no limits to our horizon.
By creating unique learning occasions, with recognized masters in their own discipline and in the best available context, we aim to build and foster a community of professionals, learning together by sharing experiences, tips, ideas and information way beyond the duration of a single course.
We aim to be a growth engine, stimulating and promoting the spread of skills and disciplines, indispensable for companies growth and survival.
Delve into open sociotechnical systems thinking by jointly optimising the social and technical systems while putting people at the centre of the design. Let’s explore the environment surrounding the organisation, identify sensible boundaries for teams and architecture, and generate options for the evolution of the sociotechnical system.
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.
Specification by example helps you bridge the communication gap between stakeholders and implementation teams, build quality into software from the start, design, develop and deliver systems fit for purpose.
This intensive online workshop explores the technical relationship between code, culture and architecture and you’ll learn how to model and implement software from a business perspective.
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!
Training for trainers. Energise your training programs and engage your learners with this hands-on remote workshop: your training courses will never be the same.
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.
Learn a new approach to the traditional way a Portfolio of projects is commonly managed. Get rid of stereotypes and traditional practices in favor of methods suitable for the dynamics and uncertainty of current business conditions.
The next edition of the workshop will be in Italian. Get your tickets on the Italian page or join the waiting list to learn about the next edition in English. Abstract React is one of the best-known technologies for front-end software development. TypeScript is a language that adds static typing to JavaScript. Both technologies promise […]
Impact mapping, story mapping and valuable user stories. Join this interactive workshop with Gojko Adzic and learn how to get the most out of user stories.
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.
The unFIX model facilitates gradual change, dynamic teams, and an important role to play for managers. It’s time to focus on continuous innovation and the human experience.
Join this workshop to learn how using Wardley Mapping and OKR together can help you visualize, map and implement your strategy effectively and without getting distracted.
The next edition of the workshop will be in Italian. Please visit the Italian page of the workshop for the most up-to-date information. Applied Functional Programming workshop by Matteo Baglini is aimed at teaching you how to put functional programming into practice. It is aimed at software developers who already know this paradigm and want […]
