The Role of the Architect
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- Strategy
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Overview: A simplistic view of the role is that architects create architectures, and their responsibilities encompass all that is involved in doing so. This would include articulating the architectural vision, conceptualizing and experimenting with alternative architectural approaches, creating models and component and interface specification documents, and validating the architecture against requirements and assumptions. However, any experienced architect knows that the role involves not just these technical activities, but others that are more political and strategic in nature on the one hand, and more like those of a consultant, on the other. These activities drive the competencies that the architect needs to be successful. One present a competency framework that helps architects assess areas for their own personal development, and managers in identifying who is a good fit for the architect role.
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Format: PDF | Size: 36KB | Date: Dec 2004 | Pages: 8
