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Policies are probably the most interesting thing to model in EventStorming. They cover all the spectrum of organisation reactions from human behaviours to automation including:
habits
unconscious reactions
Tacit agreements
Explicit agreements
Codified or corporate rules
Inconsistent rules (different actors implementing the same rule in different ways)
Listeners (stateless listeners performing easy tasks, like sending notifications)
Process Managers and Sagas
The link between an event and its consequences can be encapsulated by a policy, but when the event-reaction combination is too obvious, we might miss the link.
Forcing ourself to obey the rule: There has to be a lilac between the orange and the blue
...is a good way to force yourself into asking deeper questions about the nature of the policy.
Policy
Illustrations ©️ Avanscoperta
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