Agile Architecture

Sunday, April 22. 2007

The agile craze has struck my workplace (seems to strike about once a decade) once again and is creating problems for the architectural engagement process we put into place so long ago. In response, I started looking back at the history of architectural processes and was struck by the general lack of agility - even in those that were founded amidst iterative processes (I'm talking about you Rational!). I've thrown out a strawman at work that seems to fit the bill for our use, but I may dress it up a bit and post here if it takes off.

Posted by Josh Street at 16:16 | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0)

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