Software Architecture Challenges and Significance in an Agile World |
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| Tuesday, 08 April 2008 12:32 |
 At the core of all software solutions are
underlying software architectures. The
architectures reflect initial assumptions about how products fit together,
which features are of value to customers, what are the expected integration
points, with which related technologies.
As software products find acceptance among customers, and technologies
continue to evolve, the creators (vendors) of these solutions eventually find the
need to adapt underlying architectures. Agile provides a means of doing this
early in the product lifecycle and with continual review that provides the
creator with the ability to adapt quickly and effectively to changes is the
marketplace.
At the core of all software solutions are
underlying software architectures. The
architectures reflect initial assumptions about how products fit together,
which features are of value to customers, what are the expected integration
points, with which related technologies.
As software products find acceptance among customers, and technologies
continue to evolve, the creators (vendors) of these solutions eventually find the
need to adapt underlying architectures. Agile provides a means of doing this
early in the product lifecycle and with continual review that provides the
creator with the ability to adapt quickly and effectively to changes is the
marketplace.
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