Short-term: better guard the line between business and technical decisions. Long-term: new methodology for solution design. Keep up the good work!

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Martijn Ras

JDriven

participant at Advanced Software Architecture with Residuality with Barry O'Reilly in 2025

I have more tools in my bag to design software architecture. I can find problems at an earlier stage of an application. It helped us a lot in the transition from a monolithic application to a microservices application.

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Rajan Rajan

participant at Software Architecture: The Hard Parts with Neal Ford in 2025

It really helped the team to understand what is required and what we are supposed to build, especially when used with EventStorming. My learnings significantly shortened the discovery phase.

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Dan Kantic

Maurer Electronics

participant at EventStorming with Stijn Vannieuwenhuyse in 2025

It was great to experience first-hand what the method can accomplish, and gather practical tips. I have used the method a few times since then, and it has proven to be a powerful collaborative visualisation tool for processes.

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Bianca Schöne

DKMS Life Science Lab gGmbH

participant at EventStorming Masterclass with Alberto Brandolini in 2023

I can now apply the knowledge with more confidence. I learned new techniques that are very helpful and that I can directly apply with my clients to solve their problems.

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Claudiu Matei

Matei BV

participant at Software Architecture: The Hard Parts with Neal Ford in 2025

The workshops are enlightening and thought-provoking. They help me question and structure my own thinking, leading to a clearer understanding of the topics.

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Paul van der Slot

Van der Slot Software

participant at Designing Constraints: Enabling Emergence in Complex Sociotechnical Systems with Dr. Jabe Bloom in 2025

The EventStorming training had the greatest impact on me. Since then, I have been using it occasionally on new projects. I invite developers and clients, and together we map out the processes that will be digitised on the wall. The developers appreciate the improved understanding of the overall scope.

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Vojtech Bartos

participant at EventStorming Masterclass with Alberto Brandolini in 2020

In the short term, it helped me understand why a ubiquitous language is so important and why, even as a developer, deeply understanding the business really matters. It immediately changed the way I look at discussions between business and technical people. The long-term impact is that I now have more confidence in my code and in my architectural choices. It also helped me coach others better, because I can clearly explain why certain choices are better than others in specific situations, instead of relying on personal preference or habits.

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Sébastien Van De Poel

Arcrit

participant at Leadership in Software Design with Gien Verschatse in 2025

During an EventStorming session with a customer, we discovered that a concept they expected to be complex was actually very similar to an existing process. That insight changed the language we used and immediately simplified communication. I see this kind of shared understanding as a hugely valuable and long-lasting benefit.

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Stijn Nel

OnCore

participant at EventStorming with Stijn Vannieuwenhuyse in 2024