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Daimler
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Wamu,
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Citi
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workshop on software architecture I have attended.
Congra- tulation for achieving it and making it available
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| Architecture Polls v1.0 |
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What are the key metrics for architecture governance? |
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• Eliminating Obsolescence
• Business Process Standardization
• Shared Infrastructure Layer
• Enterprise Data Layer
• Other
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Are there too many IT people doing very little for business growth |
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• Disagree
• Not sure |
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Agile methodologies & techniques are very useful when |
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• Team is relatively inexperienced (freshers to 12 months development experience)
• Team members lacks domain Knowledge
• Customer lacks clarity about the target system
• System is not very complex
• None of the above
• All of the above |
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What role does architect play in Agile software development? |
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• Defining technology standards
• Continuous guidance, mentoring & conflict resolution
• Defining QoS aspects of the system including longevity, maintainability
• Owner of prototypes
• None |
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How does architecture ensures system flexibility? |
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• Increasing the Scope
• Well defined component contracts & constraints
• Identifying the metrics for modifiability
• Define the system life
• Identify the domains of influence
• Other |
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What makes more sense |
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• agile programming (fast & quick)
• lean programming (do more with less) |
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What are the key "behavioral" challenges in designing & developing reusable assets |
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• No commitment from managers for time, efforts etc
• Teams are always in "delivery/crisis mode
• Short /mid term gains are not visible
• No designated roles like "Asset managers"
• Other |
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What are the key "engineering" challenges in designing & developing reusable assets |
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• Issues with functional decomposition & granularity
• Lack of knowhow of cross-dependency among assets (code, components, services)
• No 'reuse" repository
• Lack of matured RAS based repository tools
• Issues with domain models / components
• Lack of governance / metrics for measurement |
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A good programmer is one who can write code that compiles and |
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• is easy to modify
• is reliable
• is usable
• is high performance
• is well documented
• is delivered quickly without support for above parameters
• All |
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The biggest bottleneck in using MDA is |
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• Modellers
• Modeling tool vendors
• Development tool vendors
• IT Services Vendors as they perceive MDA eating away their profit margin
• Not sure
• Other |
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