Building on previous episodes about EDA, Karol gives a tour of domain driven design. He gives some examples about how DDD and EDA can work together to map a rich domain. Then he explains how this is the key to building successful products for these very rich domains.

Arif, the CEO of Dolittle, provides insight in the challenges of being a founder, an overview of the ERP industry and how to make the most of the data that is contained within enterprise systems. We discuss event driven architecture and how it can be used take data to create applications that can transform your business.

In this episode, Liam Flood introduces event-driven architecture and explains how it works. He defines loosely coupled components, and explains how they allow for greater flexibility, scalability, and resilience in software systems. Using examples like the internet and Netflix, Liam illustrates how loosely coupled architectures have been successfully implemented, and how they've influenced the development of other software applications. Finally, he breaks down the components of an event-driven system, including event emitters, event consumers, and syncs, and explains how they work together to create a powerful architecture that can handle large amounts of traffic and remain resilient to failure.

With Luis, the CEO of SurplusMap, we discuss how they grew from Antler and have gone on to develop a platform for industry to make the most of the renewable energy opportunities in Norway and beyond. We discuss how their innovative product was tested by Hafslund Eco, is being supported by the European Space Agency, how they help solve some really hard problems at Equinor and how they were supported by Equinor's innovation lab, Techstars.

Welcome to the Nordlys.Studio podcast. I'm Liam Flood and I'm the CEO of Nordlys.Studio.

We're going to be talking about the future of digital technologies and going beyond the hype. We're going to be exploring some of the issues about why it's so hard for enterprises to innovate, how enterprises can disrupt themselves, and also really leverage that legacy data that they're sitting on; data that's buried within monolithic systems like ERP and accounting systems.

Then, with all the developments going on with AI and new advancements in technology, how can enterprises use  these systems in the real world? We've got a great list of speakers from across different industries and different backgrounds as well as speakers from the startup ecosystem. We're really looking forward to you joining the discussion about our digital future and developing technologies, and then taking that discussion beyond the hype.