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Main Topics
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Processes
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Primary Users
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Secondary Users
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Requirements
Architecture Specifications Components Quality Organizational Change |
Case for Change
Solution Architecture Capability Acquisition Design, Build, Test Release Implementation |
Business Solution Owner
Solution Architecture Team Business Analyst Design and Development Team |
Business Transition Team
Operation Team Technical Specialist Project Management Office |
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Typical Applications
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Adaptable to a large range of information system solutions, whether comprising high or low level of IT, simple system to complex multi-system solutions, mission critical or not.
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This process domain is an integrated and structured approach for delivering and maintaining information systems. Its main objective is to implement the required change on time, within budget, and with the appropriate level of quality.
A Multi-dimensional Solution Architecture
The proposed approach, techniques and other tools go well beyond software engineering. The architecture addresses aspects related to work processes and user tasks, technology, people, security and transition, as well as software components.
Adaptable Processes
Naturally, since no two projects are the same, these processes are designed to be adapted to particularities, characteristics and constraints of each project.
The Business Opportunity process serves as the entry point to the solution delivery lifecycle. This process ensures that undertaking the first phases of the project still makes business sense.
When project conditions and the organizational culture are favorable, Agile practices and techniques can be leveraged as soon as reasonable draft of the solution architecture is defined.