Architecture Types
IT Architecture is comprised of three different types of architecture:
- Enterprise Architecture: global
- Cross-Domain Architectures: cross-functional or cross-organizational
- Software Architecture: project-centric
These are represented by the three yellow books horizontally placed on the left side of the top shelf.
- Enterprise Architecture (global) -- consists of:
- Business Architecture
- processes
- workflows
- Data Architecture
- entities or "things"
- relationships
- metadata
- Application Architecture
- partitioning
- integration
- Technology Architecture
- infrastructure -- foundation
- applications -- layered on top of infrastructure
- built -- developed
- bought -- purchased
- business intelligence -- layered on top of applications
- Business Architecture
- Cross-Domain Architectures
- cross-functional or cross-organizational
- domain specific -- e.g.,
- security architecture
- network architecture
- "customer" architecture
- Software Architecture
- project-centric
- application specific -- e.g.,
- accounts payable
- order entry
- sales management
1 Comments:
Hi Jeff,
You are missing product-line architecture. It is a cross-project architecture but it is not cross-domain.
Arnon
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