This exercise has been created for the Data Modeling Meetup Munich (DM3).

It works best with small groups (3 to 5 people). If possible, split your team into multiple groups (2 to 4). Then, you can discuss and compare the results from the different groups afterwards.

By 4028mdk09 [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons

This exercise has been created for the Data Modeling Meetup Munich (DM3).

It works best with small groups (3 to 5 people). If possible, split your team into multiple groups (2 to 4). Then, you can discuss and compare the results from the different groups afterwards.

By Fernando de Sousa from Melbourne, Australia (Flickr) [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

By Fernando de Sousa from Melbourne, Australia (Flickr) [CC BY-SA 2.0], via Wikimedia Commons

This exercise has been created for the Data Modeling Meetup Munich (DM3).

It works best with small groups (3 to 5 people). If possible, split your team into multiple groups (2 to 4). Then, you can discuss and compare the results from the different groups afterwards.

By  Wellbeach Dive Resort [CC BY-SA], via Wikimedia Commons

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