Here are 7 things to do before you run your remote Event Storming: get the right tool, find a co-facilitator, book the sessions, prepare the board, rehearse, send invites, and run a “get-ready” session. Follow these steps to set your workshop up for success!
Here are 7 key practices for remote Event Storming: short sessions, breakout rooms, collaboration roles, silent sorting, clean board, rehearse practice, and co-faciliation. These practices increase delegation, reduce fatigue, improve documentation, and boost autonomy for any workshop.
Discover the surprising benefits of running Event Storming remotely! Save time, cut costs, and boost inclusivity while achieving great results. Also meet unexpected benefits like: leveraging digital tools, fostering deep thinking, and improving facilitation skills.
Turn your workflow insights into real progress! This post shows how to pick key areas to improve, create simple, clear actions, and follow up to see results. Learn how small steps can lead to big, lasting changes in how your team works.
This post reveals a practical method to simplify complex workflows by counting the links between variables. Discover how to pinpoint the most influential factors and focus your actions for maximum impact, making your workflow smoother and more efficient.
Enhance your Event Storming skills with support from a thriving community. From gaining confidence in your first workshops to overcoming tricky challenges and spreading the practice in your organization, this post offers tips on building expertise and success!
Boost shared understanding in Event Storming with these five expert tips. Learn how to maximize domain knowledge exchange, engage domain experts, and improve workshop outcomes. From distributing learning materials to strategic role-play, ensure participants leave with deeper insights.
Optimize your Event Storming workshops with these time management tips: Use the Double Pomodoro technique for focused sessions, take breaks to adjust facilitation, adopt a twice 2-hour daily schedule, gather regular ROTI feedback, re-narrate for new joiners, and optimize experts’ time.
Philippe Bourgau