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Domain-driven design teaches us that effective software development requires a shared understanding of the problem domain. While ubiquitous language forms the foundation of this understanding, communication encompasses far more than words alone. In her book Communication Patterns, Jacqui Read expands our journey toward becoming more effective communicators by illuminating diverse communication patterns.

In this talk, Avraham builds upon these concepts with particular focus on distinguishing between “push” and “pull” patterns. He explores how different models require tailored communication approaches - some best conveyed through writing, others through speech. Additionally, Avraham examines the intricate relationship between communication patterns and decision-making frameworks (drawing from Andrew Harmel-Law’s research). As this presentation ventures into experimental territory, audience participation and feedback will be vital to the collective exploration of these ideas.

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About Avraham Poupko

Consulting Architect

As a security systems architect, Avraham Poupko has spent the last 25 years analysing, modeling and designing secure software as well as teaching systems thinking and system design. Avraham’s experience varies from working with small startups that have one product, to large enterprises that create very complex domains and systems. As the Cybersecurity landscape has been evolving, Avraham has been helping organizations understand and improve their security posture.