Architecture is Details of implementation" vs "Architecture is the Basis of Implementation
Sun, Jul 28
|Webinar
When navigating the complexities of IT systems, it’s essential to distinguish between the details of implementation and the broader canvas of architecture. This distinction is not just academic; it's the difference between a system that’s rigid and one that's resilient.
Time & Location
Jul 28, 2024, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM GMT+5:30
Webinar
About the event
When navigating the complexities of IT systems, it’s essential to distinguish between the details of implementation and the broader canvas of architecture. This distinction is not just academic; it's the difference between a system that’s rigid and one that's resilient.
Architecture is details of implementation" versus "Architecture is the basis of implementation," let's discuss why conflating the two can be a misguided approach.
Architecture serves as a master plan; it's like the blueprint for a building. Just as an architect doesn't dictate the brand of hammer to use, a good enterprise architecture shouldn't be bogged down by the specifics of tools and products.
It provides a strategic framework that guides current and future implementations.
When we confuse the Architecture with the tools, we risk creating a structure that may be solid today but is rigid and potentially brittle tomorrow.
This approach might seem efficient in the immediate term, but it…