Seminar Overview
Through practical insights from the Systemic Event Discovery Approach (SEDA), we’ll examine how Systems Thinking, Domain-Driven Design, and socio-technical alignment create systems that thrive on change rather than resist it.
Part One: The Illusion of Stable Transformation
Modern software transformations are often planned as predictable and controllable processes with fixed architectures, stable roadmaps, and predefined target states. This section challenges that assumption and explains why software systems continue to evolve during transformation itself, making many traditional transformation models ineffective.
Part Two: Why Transformations Collapse
Many software transformation initiatives fail because organizations ignore the sociotechnical nature of software systems. This section explores common collapse patterns such as structural misalignment, coordination overload, communication bottlenecks, and static transformation logic inside modern software organizations.
Part Three: Designing for Change & SEDA
Modern software organizations must be designed for continuous adaptation instead of long-term stability. This section introduces the principles behind designing for change and presents the Systemic Event Discovery Approach, a cyclic sociotechnical approach focused on system discovery, redesign around domains, managing emergent behaviors, and sustaining continuous evolution.
Part Four: Beyond Transformation
The final section presents a broader perspective on the future of software transformation. Instead of treating transformation as a one-time project, organizations must develop the capability to continuously adapt, evolve, and respond to changing technical and organizational realities.
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