Event Modeling
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Part 8 – New Part in Series
🚀 New Part in the Series! Curious how the Complete Transaction Pattern (CTP) and DEMO can transform real-world supply chains? In Part 8 of our series, Optimizing Business Models, Enterprise Solutions, and Solution Delivery with DEMO and the Complete Transaction Pattern, we dive into a forensic supply chain case study from the Ministry of Justice.…
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Part 7 – Transforming UX with CTP and EM
🌟 Part 7 is Here! Transforming User Experience with CTP and Event Modeling In Part 7 of our series, Optimizing Business Models, Enterprise Solutions, and Solution Delivery with DEMO and the Complete Transaction Pattern, we delve into how CTP and Event Modeling techniques can revolutionize User Experience (UX). Curious how a transaction-driven model can improve…
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Part 6 is here!
🌟 Part 6 is here! 🌟 In our latest article from the series Optimizing Business Models, Enterprise Solutions, and Solution Delivery with DEMO and the Complete Transaction Pattern, we explore how Event Modeling enhances Agile Planning! Discover how event-driven backlogs, sprint prioritization, and test-driven development keep your solution architecture aligned with business needs. Learn more…
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Part 5 – New Article Drop!
🚀 New Article Drop! 🚀 Part 5 of our series, Optimizing Business Models, Enterprise Solutions, and Solution Delivery with DEMO and the Complete Transaction Pattern, dives into Event Modeling and View Modeling. See how DEMO’s aspect models serve as a blueprint for scalable, user-centric enterprise solutions, with workflows and interfaces that simplify complex processes. Uncover…
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Create new business models by inverting Conway’s law
It is possible to create new business models by combining various concepts and techniques. Inverting Conway’s law, which states that organizations are designed to reflect the communication structures of the teams that build them, can be used to design organizations in a way that promotes effective communication and collaboration. The complete transaction pattern, which describes…