Real Stories, Real Results: Introducing "Let's talk Constellation"

The journey to Constellation isn't just about learning a new technology—it's about transforming how we deliver solutions. And while technical documentation tells us what's possible, nothing compares to hearing from the teams who've actually made the leap.

That's why we're launching "Let's talk Constellation," a video series featuring honest conversations with clients and partners implementing Constellation in real-world scenarios. These aren't polished case studies—they're candid discussions about what worked, what surprised them, and what they learned along the way.

Why These Conversations Matter

When teams consider adopting Constellation, they're wrestling with important questions: How do we shift from UI Kit's flexibility to a more prescriptive approach? How do we manage stakeholder expectations when the rules have changed? The best answers come from practitioners who've navigated these challenges themselves.

In each episode, we'll explore the full spectrum of the Constellation experience—from methodology shifts and technical hurdles to breakthrough moments when everything clicked. You'll hear how architects adapted their mindset, how product owners explained new constraints to stakeholders, and how delivery teams built confidence in a new way of working.

What You'll Learn

Throughout the series, you'll gain insights into critical aspects of Constellation adoption: leveraging Blueprint to create that crucial "anchoring effect" with stakeholders, working within out-of-the-box components while finding creative solutions for complex requirements, and building internal confidence through enablement resources like Bootcamps and Centers of Excellence.

Join the Conversation

We're launching with Deutsche Telekom's story, but this is just the beginning. We'll be bringing you conversations with diverse teams across industries, each with their own unique lessons to share. Watch the episodes, recognize your own challenges, and discover approaches you hadn't considered.

Episodes:

1. Implementation experience by Deutsche Telekom