Speaker: Nick Tune

Principal Consultant and Author

Nick works with technology leaders to map out business and technology landscapes, architect systems for competitive advantage, and build high-performing continuous delivery teams. Domain-Driven Design and Team Topologies are the core tools in his enterprise design toolkit. Nick is the author of Patterns, Principles, and Practices of Domain-Driven Design (2014), and Architecture Modernization: Product, Domain, and Team-oriented (2022).

Session

Sustaining Fast Flow with Socio-Technical Thinking

Due to unforseen circumstances, the presenter will no longer be available for the Q&A. 

It's easy to achieve fast flow at the start of a new project, especially with a fresh new codebase. But why does flow always seem to get slower and slower over time? Business stakeholders are asking for two new text boxes to be added to a web page, and they are gobsmacked when the developers say it will take 3 months.

On the contrary, high-performing teams are able to sustain fast flow for years, delivering new product enhancements to production multiple times per-day. A combination of factors including architecture, domain ownership, and manageable cognitive load is key, creating the conditions for purpose, autonomy, and mastery which incentivise and facilitate sustainable flow.

This talk will share principles and practices from the fields of Domain-Driven Design and Team Topologies that leaders can apply to address the social and technical aspects necessary for creating the conditions for high-performing teams and sustainable flow throughout their organisation.

Date

Wednesday May 11 / 09:00AM EDT (50 minutes)

Track

Optimising for Speed & Flow

Topics

Team CollaborationDomain-Driven DesignHigh Performing TeamsLeadershipAgile

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