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Do you know the value of Event Storming? When building systems, often it isn’t clear what all the nuts and bolts should be. There might be several major stakeholders or domain experts, each with slightly different ideas and understanding that causes contention in how the system functions.

Event Storming is a fun collaborative modelling technique invented by Alberto Brandolini that enables members from different teams and disciplines to participate in workshops to learn how to break down complex business domains and processes.

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William is a Solution Architect with over 16 years of professional experience spanning multiple industries such as Heavy Engineering, Mining, 3D Graphics, Education and Finance. With his many years of experience, William has learnt how to adapt to new industries and this gives him a unique talent for synchronizing with his clients’ new business languages and processes to build their solutions.

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About the speakers

About the speakers

William Liebenberg

William is a Solution Architect with over 18 years of professional experience spanning multiple industries such as Heavy Engineering, Mining, 3D Graphics, Education and Finance.

With his many years of experience, William has learnt how to adapt to new industries, and this gives him a unique talent for synchronizing with his clients' business languages and processes to successfully build their solutions.

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