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The Architecture Design Process in the Organization
In the previous chapters of this book, we focused our attention on designing architectures, and the concerns surrounding architectural design. In this chapter, we consider how architectural design is integrated both within the development life cycle and with the organization as a whole.
Why Read This Chapter?
An architect’s job is not purely technical. An architect is the fulcrum between business requirements on the one hand, and technical solutions on the other hand. Architectures exist within an organization. The effective architect is aware of this context—such as life-cycle concerns and existing team structures—and creates architectures that are well aligned with their contexts. Having ...
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