Martin Dilger - Bridging The Business and Engineering Gap with Event Modeling: A Developer’s Guide
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Misalignment between business and engineering often leads to delays and complexity. In this session, Martin Dilger shows how Event Modeling creates clarity, speeds delivery, and bridges the gap from concept to code.
Key Takeaways
- Align business and technology with shared understanding
- Accelerate delivery by reducing rework and miscommunication
- Simplify system design through an intuitive, event-driven approach
- Improve maintainability with explicit, predictable workflows
Recommended Resources
- "Understanding Event Sourcing" – By Martin Dilger. A practical guide to building event-driven software systems.
Parting word of advice: Use events to create shared clarity and predictable, maintainable systems.
About Martin Dilger Martin Dilger is an expert in Event Modeling and Event Sourcing, specializing in building event-driven software teams. With expertise in Axon, Spring Boot, and Java/Kotlin, he helps developers learn and implement event sourcing. Martin is the author of Understanding Event Sourcing and offers a range of services including consulting, architecture reviews, workshops, and development. He also shares his knowledge through a newsletter, podcast, and free resources on event modeling. Connect with Martin Dilger on LinkedIn.
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