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+ | ====== Solution Architecture ====== | ||
+ | Solution architecture is a practice of designing, describing, and managing the solution engineering in relation to specific business problems. | ||
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+ | A solution architecture (SA) is an architectural description of a specific solution. SAs combine guidance from different enterprise architecture viewpoints (business, information and technical), as well as from the enterprise solution architecture (ESA) | ||
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+ | A description of a discrete and focused business operation or activity and how IS/IT supports that operation. A Solution Architecture typically applies to a single project or project release, assisting in the translation of requirements into a solution vision, high-level business and/or IT system specifications, | ||
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+ | Solution architecture is the process of designing and implementing technology solutions that meet the needs of a specific business or organization. It involves understanding the business requirements, | ||
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+ | A solution architect is responsible for designing and implementing technology solutions that meet the business needs of an organization. They work closely with business stakeholders to understand their requirements, | ||
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+ | The key components of solution architecture include understanding business requirements, | ||
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+ | Solution architecture focuses on designing technology solutions that meet the specific needs of a business or organization, | ||
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+ | Good solution architecture can lead to better performance, | ||
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+ | ===== Solution Architecture vs. Software Architecture | ||
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+ | Solution architecture is concerned with designing and implementing technology solutions that meet the needs of a specific business or organization. It involves understanding the business requirements, | ||
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+ | While solution architecture encompasses software architecture as a component, it is broader in scope and includes considerations beyond just software. Solution architecture also takes into account the overall business goals and objectives, as well as the broader technical and infrastructure components required to deliver a complete solution. | ||
+ | In summary, solution architecture is focused on the overall design and implementation of a technology solution that meets specific business needs, while software architecture is focused specifically on the design and organization of software components within that solution. | ||
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+ | === IT Architecture === | ||
+ | Compare to: | ||
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+ | * [[Solution Architecture vs. Software Architecture]] | ||
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+ | * Non-functional requirements | ||
+ | * [[enterprise|Enterprise Architecture]] | ||
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+ | ===== Architecture Articles ===== | ||
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+ | {{tag> skill architecture solution}} |