Overview
Is your software architecture meeting the key business requirements of your stakeholders? Inability to evaluate fitness of the chosen architectural strategies and standards can result in failure.
Instead of assuming that the system architecture will work as expected for the anticipated business goals, why not prove it methodically?
This process typically includes a comprehensive review of the system's design, structure, and components to identify potential risks, performance bottlenecks, and compliance with architectural best practices. By conducting architecture evaluations as part of IT architecture consulting and services, organizations can proactively address architectural issues, optimize system performance, and mitigate potential risks, ultimately delivering robust and high-quality software solutions.
What We Do
Cybage is proficient in appraising the architecture, assessing its ability to meet non-functional requirements, detecting design errors, and identifying potential architecture risks to the project early in the software development life cycle (SDLC). Cybage leverages service-oriented architecture principles to ensure that the evaluated architecture aligns with the organization's long-term goals and objectives.
Our methodology comprises the following:
Scenario-based, standardized, architecture-centric evaluation
We focus on revealing architectural risks that potentially hinder the attainment of business goals.
The Architecture Evaluation Execution Upshot
You can improve communication and architectural understanding among stakeholders of the system and enable them to make informed decisions about architectural design or upgrade in the light of the following:
- Clarified quality attribute requirements
- Data captured using a qualitative questioning technique
- Improved architecture documentation
- Prioritization of conflicting quality goals
- Identification of risks early on in SDLC
The other terms used to evaluate architectures are assessment, analysis, validation, and review.