Buy vs. build is one of the fundamental technology decisions faced by most organizations when implementing technology solutions. Here’s our take on navigating that decision.

Creating clear and comprehensive business requirements is the foundation for successful project implementation, guiding teams toward a common goal and minimizing misunderstandings.

Sometimes knowing what not to do is as important as knowing what to do. Here are ten solution architecture anti-patterns to help you avoid some pitfalls!

Solution architecture is primarily a facilitation activity. Now that more and more companies are now supporting remote working, you need to sharpen your skills at running virtual meetings. Here are some tips.

Since I have procrastinated writing a blog article for a few months now, procrastination is very top of mind. I am going to try to break my article procrastination by sharing some tips for diagram procrastination avoidance.

Architecture Use Cases effectively tell the story of your architecture to the people who need to understand it. In our People-Centric Architecture method, we use them to ensure that people are always the key driver for solution architecture decisions.

Any solution architecture is the result of a series of solution architecture decisions. Knowing when and how you document those decisions is a critical solution architecture skill.

Learn how we use UML component diagrams to show how components are wired together to create solution architectures.

Solution architects document processes to understand business needs and describe system flows and logic. Enter the UML Activity diagram!

We have designed thousands of solution architectures. Here are some field-tested tips for better solution architecture diagrams.

A solution architect uses conceptual solution architecture diagrams to iterate on a high-level design and to share that design with others.

A solution options analysis is an effective format to both evaluate options and present recommendations to decision makers for approval.