Independent Value Streams with Domain-Driven Design

Product code: TT26

Independent Value Streams with Domain-Driven Design (3h)

We will walk you through the process of discovering a domain and breaking it down into value streams. Learn how to align the value streams with the business, your software architecture & the teams. This is a self-paced, video-based course.

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Why should you take this course?

Have you read Team Topologies but don’t know how to start identifying your value streams?
Are you noticing that changes regularly require a lot of coordination and involve multiple teams, indicating a mismatch between organization design and independent value streams?
Are you wondering where to focus your strategic efforts to get the biggest ROI from aligning the organization with independent value streams?

Course curriculum

1. Learning Resources for the Independent Value Streams with Domain-Driven Design Course
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2. Slides handout for the Independent Value Streams with Domain-Driven Design Course
1. Introduction
2. Stream-aligned teams
3. Value stream types
4. Fast flow requires more than independent value streams
5. RECAP: What are Value Streams?
1. Introduction
2. Essential activities of a value stream journey
3. Iterative, multi-track identification and transitioning
4. Defining and refining scope
5. Mapping the business landscape
6. Creating a sensing organization
7. ASK YOURSELF: Is Your Organization Prepared for an Iterative Value Stream Journey?
8. RECAP: Value Stream Journey
1. Introduction
2. What is a value stream portfolio
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3. Identifying the macrostructure
4. ASK YOURSELF: What are the domains in your organisation’s portfolio?
5. Building the value stream portfolio
6. Example value stream portfolio
7. EXERCISE: Domains and Subdomains
8. RECAP: Value Stream Portfolio
1. Introduction
2. Planning a series of workshops
3. Preparing for a workshop
4. Running a workshop
5. Pivotal events
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6. EXERCISE: Pivotal Events
7. Identifying boundaries
8. Zooming in further with process level event storming
9. RECAP: Candidate Value Streams
1. Introduction
2. Domain message flow modelling
3. Analyzing dependencies
4. Team cognitive load
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5. Cost tracking
6. Committing to a value stream
7. RECAP: Validated Value Streams
1. Introduction
2. Core, supporting & generic domains
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3. Core domain charts
4. Modernization core domain charts
5. Assessing value
6. Assessing technology complexity
7. Assessing business & organizational complexity
8. EXERCISE: Core Domain Charts
9. RECAP: Prioritized Value Streams
10. Example modernization core domain charts
1. Introduction
2. Nail it, then scale it
3. Choose the right people, especially at the start
4. Bring people along on the journey
5. Be prepared for flow to drop in the short-term
6. Expect challenges when evolving software to align with value streams
7. Prepare for bumps in the road
8. ASK YOURSELF: What would happen if you transitioned to a sub-optimal value stream?
9. Transitioning is not a side project
10. Nurture communities of practice & leverage enabling teams
11. RECAP : Transitioning to Value Streams
1. How to get started identifying independent value streams
2. Lessons learned from this course
3. The end
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€195,00
68 lessons
1.5 hours of video content

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