Agile Architecture

Assessment is a pervasive activity that can be approached uniformly. Humane assessment offers just such a concrete approach, rooted in the idea of engineers crafting custom tools to capture the specifics of the system at hand—and using these tools for effective decision making.

Many organizations have embraced Agile methodologies to transform their ability to rapidly respond to constantly changing customer demands. However, in this melee, many enterprises often neglect to invest in architects by presuming architecture is not an intrinsic element of Agile software development.

We explore how steering agile architecture can look like in practice by learning from concrete case studies. Even though each case study exhibits a distinct problem, all of them can be dealt with in a uniform way.