Event-driven architectures support the efficient production and consumption of events, which represent state changes. They make it possible to build more flexible connections between systems, support processes that take place across systems, and enable a system to provide near real-time updates to one or more other systems. While the advantages of event-driven architectures are easy to see, implementation details are not always as clear. What capabilities do you need to consider in event-driven architectural patterns and what specific problems do these patterns solve? What are the special considerations or optimal patterns for implementing event-driven architectures that involve Salesforce? Lets learn all these with our Speaker Daniel Madhure.
Capgemini
Senior Technical Architect
Daniel is a trusted leader and Technical Architect at Capgemini with a passion for Architect & Design Salesforce Solutions by successfully engaging business and technology stakeholders. Salesforce Technology Leader who can engage and be an advisor to Senior C-suite executives with a “roll-up sleeves” attitude.
Daniel is a trusted leader and Technical Architect at Capgemini with a passion for Architect & Design Salesforce Solutions by successfully engaging business and technology stakeholders. Salesforce Technology Leader who can engage and be an advisor to Senior C-suite executives with a “roll-up sleeves” attitude.
Cloudwerx
Community Group Leader
Bajaj Finserv
Community Group Leader
Eternus Solutions by Infobeans
Community Group Leader
