This is a Hybrid event:

Hosted at Crowe, LLP Offices

401 E Jackson St, suite 2900 Tampa, FL, 29th floor

You may get lucky with street parking, if not, the closest parking garage is Fort Brooke garage at 107 N Franklin St, Tampa, FL 33602.

The Crowe office is located in the Truist Building, a secure high-rise, on the corner of N Florida Ave and E Jackson St.

The security guard at the podium can guide you to the 29th floor., tell them you are there for the Salesforce Community Group Meeting

The front doors lock at 7:00 PM. Please call Brittaney at 708-308-1322 if you need help.

In-person attendance is limited to the first 24 registrants. We’ll provide food and non-alcoholic beverages. Socialize with your local architects from 6:30 - 7:00 PM.

The virtual session will start at 7:00 PM ET. Walter will facilitate the solving of a lifelike scenario and talk through the thought process leveraged by CTAs around the world.

Preparation:

If you missed the first session and want to hear the background and thought process being shared please view:

- The first 45 minutes of https://youtu.be/NsRrLz_3VRA.

- Skim through Session 2 at https://youtu.be/wZCzNnNKtLA

- Session 3 https://youtu.be/btBgdGnNmIY

The final 6 sessions will be interactive and collaborative solving of scenarios. Discussing the topic domain of the week in detail while reviewing the previously covered areas of knowledge.

Topics will include:

- Consuming the scenario quickly

- Considerations and assumptions

- Managing Risk

- Breaking the scenario down into the focus domain of the session that need to be solved (Defining the domains of architecture)

- Identifying the patterns to be solved aligned to solution domains

- Solving patterns in a foundational manner, that will promote scalability and sustainability

The scenario will be sent to registered attendees prior to the event.

We will cover the topics above. However, this WILL BE AN INTERACTIVE workshop, not a lecture, with open collaboration where we learn from each other.

Walter's mantra - "Put five architects in a room and come out with 6 solutions, each architect's own ideas and the 6th being the best from each architect."