Streaming & Eventing for Top Management
summary
Allianz frames a concrete claim: shifting a brownfield online shop to event‑driven architecture with Kafka and Apache Flink produces measurable business effects rather than just tech novelty. The program uses Kotter’s eight steps, domain‑driven design, event‑storming and OpenAPI and AsyncAPI outputs so teams get reusable contracts, low entry barriers via Confluent Cloud and managed Flink, and quick visible wins — many projects show results in 3–6 months for visible value while the full transformation stretches over years.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Streaming & eventing intro
- 1:10Why tech changes frustrate execs
- 2:13Why teams embrace event-driven
- 3:56Managed evolution in orgs
- 5:03Kotter’s 8-step change model
- 9:40Temple of benefits framework
- 13:10Organizational alignment through domain-driven design
- 17:26Tech foundations for low entry
- 18:52Stakeholder communication
- 21:01Lighthouse projects & funding
- 23:10Transformation cadence
- 24:56Process granularity
- 26:43Sustaining motivation
- 28:28Quick wins & advocates
- 29:09Q&A
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