Update: We are in the room B2/39 on the ground floor.

Please find below the map:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Jr3zddN6VZY1yjiOc4sugbdKKHTx1EDm1hz4moPrOlM/edit?usp=sharing

Or potentially give me a call +420 605 850 253 in case you cannot find us.

MS Teams Link:

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1) Thomas Heinrichs - Combining Orchestration and Choreography for a Clean Architecture

Mixing choreography and orchestration in a microservice architecture can have significant benefits. Join Thomas as he explores how you can build a clean, loosely-coupled architecture featuring Zeebe, Kafka and domain services. This talk will cover both theory as well as practical examples written in Java, so you can walk away knowing which architectural approach to choose and how to structure your code accordingly.

2) Adam Klima - Do you really want to control the processes? Don't underestimate documentation.

Whether you "just" need to describe your processes for certification purposes or you are really serious about process management, you will always be faced with the question of how to approach process documentation and what tools to use. At IBPM we have been through a number of analysis and implementation projects and have produced a really large amount of process documentation. Adam Klima will share with you our experience, best practices and why we decided to develop our own tool for creating and managing process documentation.

He will explain how to do documentation:

So that everyone can navigate it.

So that it serves its purpose

To keep it up-to-date in the long term

To make it really manageable

You can look forward to practical examples of how to handle different cases and advice on what to expect from the tool you choose for the job.