technology architecture
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What are the contents of an information architecture
The contents of an information architecture should combine purpose, evidence, ownership, decisions and maintenance information. The artefact must help a reader understand what it covers, how to use it and what action follows when the position changes. This artefact organises the information required by users, processes and decision-makers. A useful information architecture is not simply…
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What are typical errors when creating an integration catalogue
Typical errors when creating an integration catalogue include unclear purpose, excessive detail, missing ownership, unsupported ratings, weak version control and no connection to a management decision. A useful artefact avoids these errors by defining its audience, evidence, governance and maintenance requirements from the start. This artefact records integrations, source and target systems, data flows, controls…