So, Event-Driven Architecture - another pattern promising to fix everything? We look at an article comparing it to smart elevators whizzing around a building. Sounds dynamic, sounds real-time. But like any fancy building system, someone needs to design the controls, right? Think standards, think governance - otherwise, it’s just elevators going nowhere fast, creating chaos instead of flow. The piece talks about keeping data straight and dealing with blueprints changing mid-construction - familiar headaches. It pushes past the tech talk, suggesting this event thing is meant to make the organization quicker, more adaptable. Is EDA just plumbing, or is it a whole new way for the business to operate? Let's explore if we're actually building a smarter building or just installing more complicated buttons.

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