Wardley-mapping is a great technique to use when it comes to strategy or discussions on where you want to get with your product in a short and in a longer term. Wardley-map helps us having the proper conversations on making good decisions about where to go next. It is great…

Make sure you always know who is important for your business strategically Imagine you have one day until Christmas eve and you don’t have any food at home. …

A relative of ours turned 70 recently. Nice age, right? We were discussing what kind of cake we should order for him. …

I am here trying to fall asleep in a very hot summer night but it is so hot that one can hardly breathe. It is very pleasant breeze outside, question arose why I don’t just open the windows? Well…I don’t like insects buzzing around my head all night. The result…

Continuing a previous post where we looked at workflow diagramming alongside my daily routine, now I would like to show you how this would look like from an Event Storming perspective. As I get many questions around EventStorming being a workflow modeling. Well, yes and no. Let’s see the differences! What is EventStorming? …

I’m sure that my friend, Nick Tune would say that I’m coming again with another coffee example. Yes, I admit, I cannot help it :) But coffee already taught me how to think in bounded contexts, now let me show you how to draw professional workflow diagrams. …

As I have been in Business Analyst (BA), Product Owner (PO) / Product Manager (PM) positions for a long while, customer focus and feedback were always important for me. I used to work at a company where we, POs couldn’t really talk directly to clients (end users) — or just…

I founded DDD Budapest Meetup in the autumn of 2017 first because there were no DDD communities in Hungary at all that time and second because I really got enthusiastic about DDD topics at Craft Conference and later on at KanDDDinsky Conference (Germany’s first DDD Conference) that year. Also with…