Business, and Software Architecture
Following are my comments on “This is our chance – how we pitch architecture value to the masses” in International Association of Software Architects group in Linkedin
Business requires and would demand value now and value later, and shrinking time line is a force (like many other) that architect needs to negotiate and balance. Architecture, as a subject of study and profession, is of no practical relevance unless it is translated into tangible value in the context of current and future business realities.
I believe, architecture continues to be relevant. Architects need to identify the value in concrete terms and communicate to other stakeholders, to be relevant
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