Published: 10 December 2015
ID: G00340126
Analyst(s): CIO Research Team
This guide includes documents that will help you set clear objectives and decisions rights for architecture reviews to secure buy-in, review solutions design effectively without causing bottlenecks, and recruit subject matter expertise to support review decisions.
Overview
Steps
Step 1 of 6: Plan the Architecture Review Process
Project Objectives
Roles and Responsibilities
Before You Start
Common Pitfalls and Keys to Success
Step 2 of 6: Establish the Objectives and Outcomes of the Architecture Review Process
Tasks
How to Set Up for Success
Step 3 of 6: Set and Communicate the Structure and Methodology of Architecture Reviews
Tasks
How to Set Up for Success
Step 4 of 6: Recruit Relevant Subject Matter Experts to Advise on Architecture Review Decisions
Tasks
How to Set Up for Success
Step 5 of 6: Establish Ongoing Support for Architecture Reviews
Tasks
How to Set Up for Success
Step 6 of 6: Monitor the Architecture Review Process
Review Your Performance
Keys to Continued Success
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