Case study · MQLS · 01

MAKE THE
DOMAIN VISIBLE.

Event Storming and business dialogue expose the events, decisions, states, responsibilities and business objects that make up the MQLS reality.

This English page is a condensed translation of the original projection. The business meaning is preserved; the presentation is adapted to the current SemanticMind website.

Original projection · GPT-5.6 Sol

Projection origin
This projection was originally created with GPT-5.6 Sol.

The English website version is condensed for readability while preserving the logic of the original case.

Discovering the business through Event Storming

The MQLS case starts without assuming a predefined end-to-end process. The aim is to surface the business reality that already exists: events, decisions, states, responsibilities, information and business objects.

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Business purpose

A Material Quality Lot Submission bundles the evidence needed to assess whether a supplier's material lot is suitable for further use. It connects supplier information, quality requirements, documents, approvals and the final quality decision.

What the workshop makes visible

  • business events and state changes,
  • commands and decisions,
  • supplier and customer responsibilities,
  • relevant business objects and information,
  • rules, approvals and dependencies.

Why this is not the final model

Event Storming is used as an entry point. The discovered elements are then structured and connected in the semantic model. The process view can be derived later from that shared meaning.

Key idea

The workshop does not create a prettier process diagram. It helps uncover the business meaning from which different views can later be produced.

MQLS case study

One enterprise.
Different depth.

Each case examines the same business reality for a different purpose: discovery, action space, decision logic and AI-assisted reasoning.

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