Decoding Event-Driven Architecture: Core Components for Enhancing Supply Chain and Order Management in Retail

Jose, Nidhin (2025) Decoding Event-Driven Architecture: Core Components for Enhancing Supply Chain and Order Management in Retail. World Journal of Advanced Engineering Technology and Sciences, 15 (3). pp. 2161-2165. ISSN 2582-8266

Event-Driven Architecture (EDA) represents a transformative approach to retail system design, addressing the complex challenges of modern commerce through dynamic, responsive technological frameworks. By moving beyond traditional synchronous models, EDA enables real-time communication and instantaneous reaction to changing business conditions. The architecture fundamentally reimagines information flow, providing unprecedented capabilities to respond to market dynamics, customer behaviors, and operational challenges. Advanced event producers capture nuanced state changes, while intelligent event consumers transform raw data into strategic operational responses. Asynchronous communication emerges as a flexible backbone, allowing system components to operate independently and create more adaptable, scalable technological ecosystems.