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Technology platforms should assist organizations in achieving three main objectives: agility, access to information and innovation.

To achieve these three objectives it is necessary to be aware of the current reality and have a clear evolution path that leads to act in response to business needs, to improve the current situation and the application of new technologies and trends.

Below it is a list of services that we provide in each of the architecture areas:

Technology platforms of organizations tend to be shaped by a set of complex technology solutions that make use of different technologies. These have been built by different groups of people and suppliers, many of which are no longer part of the organization or are not available.

These technological solutions have multiple relationships between them, forming a technological framework that automates key business processes.

The level of knowledge that organizations and IT areas have on these realities is variable. This always happens with some areas where knowledge and response capacity is limited.

If your organization is in any of these situations, then the software architecture discipline has the potential to add much value.

  • It is not clear the path to take with a specific solution. Evolve, divest, or change?
  • It is not clear the design of the future technology platform of the organization that defines a way for all changes and projects to be translated into an orchestrated improvement.
  • There is no knowledge of a platform area, making its control and evolution complex and expensive.
  • There is not a reference architecture to follow for new solutions.
  • There is no technology standards that establish guidelines for the construction and maintenance teams responsible for development, integration, etc.
  • There is no clear and formal mechanisms of prioritization of the business needs.
  • You want to implement an architecture area, but there is no clarity in its operational processes, and how these integrate with the rest of the organization.