Tag: architecture

reliability

availability

scope

serviceability

security

Business architecture

Data architecture

Application architecture

Systems architecture

Enterprise IT Architecture

Software Architecture

Realtime automated systems architecture

Human and organizational architecture

Business Process Modeling for Service Oriented Architectures

the major kinds of technologies needed to provide an environment for the applications that are managing data

a detailed requirements analysis and design of enterprise computing networks and software

is a conceptual model designing platforms

technology models, which must adapt the information systems model to the details of the programming languages, input/output (I/O) devices, or other required supporting technology

hardware componenets

interation between application packages, databases, and middleware systems in terms of functional coverage

software applications running on hardware components

infrastructure services offered to applications

protocols that connect applications

Installed and still requiring support

A candidate for immediate transition or may be on a “sunset” path for several years

Strongly recommended for new implementations

Available for limited use in new implementations

Phase A

Phase B

Phase C

Phase D

Architecture principles must be tailored to the requirements of a given architecture project

Architecture principles are intended to be enduring and seldom amended

Architecture principles cannot transcend the organization's business strategies and objectives

Executive Management can define principles as a means of enforcing compliance to its policies and rules

Due to their sensitive nature, architecture principles should be kept confidential

should be compliant

should meet legal requirements

should be based on a publically available specification

should comply with organization architecture standards

should provide adequate privacy safeguards for customer data

complex

understandable

robust

complete

consistent