Alberto Brandolini
Short biography:
Alberto Brandolini is a 360° software expert, always looking for the missing ingredient to make things a little better.
He founded Avanscoperta in 2009 to improve the digital landscape in Italy and worldwide, with Domain-Driven Design and Agile as crucial ingredients.
In 2013, Alberto came up with the EventStorming idea. It started as a tool to model complex business processes quickly in a Domain-Driven Design fashion. But over the years, it evolved into an incredibly versatile tool for modelling organisations, processes, and software, intentionally crossing the lines between business and tech. The ability to uncover hidden problems in a very short time allowed Alberto to build unique cross-discipline expertise after modelling many different domains and businesses around the world.
EventStorming was one of the factors behind the DDD renaissance and contributed to the rise of the Collaborative Modelling movement.
His book Introducing EventStorming is probably the most successful unfinished book on the Leanpub platform.
Alberto is also the person behind the Bullshit Asymmetry Principle.
Books
Here are the books Alberto wrote or contributed to:
Introducing EventStorming, an Act of deliberate collective learning. | Domain-Driven Design, the first 15 years | Cronache di Domain-Driven Design | Finding Software Boundaries for Fast Flow |
Blog Articles
Alberto writes on https://blog.avanscoperta.it/ and Medium.
Conference talks and videos
You may find Alberto’s decks on SpeakerDeck and Slideshare.
Collaborative Process Modelling with EventStorming (2022)
Read the interview with Alberto Brandolini on our blog: From ziobrando to EventStorming.
Videos
IAD 2023 (Italian Agile Days): Scoprire i confini con EventStorming
DDD Europe 2023: Extreme Modelling Patterns
DDD Europe 2022: Domain-Driven Design in ProductLand
Avanscoperta Meetup: EventStorming: Redesigning Everything
Øredev 2019: 100,000 Orange Stickies Later
muCon London, May 2019: The Gordian Knot
DDD eXchange, London, April 2018: Joys and Pitfalls of Collaborative Modelling.
DDD Europe 2016: The Precision Blade