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Deriving Architectural Requirements for Bank Logic and Data Design Protocols
28 June 2007
 
Frank W. Schlier  

Defining architectural requirements is key to developing a bank's business logic and data design protocols.





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Table of Contents


    
 Analysis

1.0
    
 Introduction
2.0
    
 Forces of Change
3.0
    
 Trends and Directions in the Business Environment
4.0
    
 Architectural Requirements
5.0
    
 Summary

    
 Recommended Reading


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Figure 1. 
 Mapping Forces of Change to Architectural Requirements
 



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