Event Storming
Workshop-based method to quickly find out what is happening in the domain of a software program.
What is Event Storming?
Event Storming is a communicative brainstorming method in which knowledge and understanding of a specific, delimited field of knowledge (a domain of expertise) is jointly developed and visualised in a workshop. The starting point are so-called domain events.
The 4 evolution stages of Event Storming
Step 1: Collect Domain Events - discover them.
Step 2: Refine Domain Events - placing them in sequence.
Step 3: Track causes - modelling out the broader ecosystem.
Step 4: Re-sorting & result - categorize the events and build Bounded Contexts.
This template was created by Judith Birmoser.
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