U.S. Government: A Model for a Software Architecture Group
Surprisingly, constitutional government provides an effective model for creating and sustaining a software architecture organization.
by Jeff Ryan
January 6, 2010
constitution that defines a core set of principles. Three separate but equal branches of government. An executive branch which sets direction. A legislative branch which creates laws through a rigorous process. A judicial system to enforce these laws. This all sounds familiar when discussing the constitutional government of the United States. Does this really apply to an effective architecture organization?
Remarkably, the answer is yes.
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constitution that defines a core set of principles. Three separate but equal branches of government. An executive branch which sets direction. A legislative branch which creates laws through a rigorous process. A judicial system to enforce these laws. This all sounds familiar when discussing the constitutional government of the United States. Does this really apply to an effective architecture organization?
