Title: The strategic role of a Solution Architect
Headings: The strategic role of a Solution Architect
The strategic role of a Solution Architect
What does a Solutions Architect do?
The anatomy of a Solution Architect
Technical background and experience
Solution Architect roles
Solutions Architect responsibilities
Challenges
Overview of the different architecture roles
Enterprise Solution Architect role description
Technical Architects role description
How do companies benefit from leveraging the expertise of a Solution Architect?
Conclusion
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Content: Because there are so many factors that affect a solution, the Solution Architect must be diligent about covering all of them in a balanced and accurate way. Requirements: A company’s initially defined functional, technical and business requirements may not always be necessary or well-documented. Thus, it is a challenge for Solution Architects to identify listed requirements that are non-essential and that can be discarded given the sheer volume of requirements involved in a solution architecture. Catering to stakeholders: Stakeholders have concerns and key needs that must be addressed while also balancing the needs of the technical development team. Solution Architects are at the heart of this crossroad. Overview of the different architecture roles
There are a number of architecture roles in the IT market, but the three roles with the biggest resonance are Enterprise Solution Architect, Solution Architect, and Technical Architect. This article focuses on the Solution Architect role, but for clarity, here’s a brief explanation of the other two roles and how they compare to the Solution Architect role. Enterprise Solution Architect role description
The Enterprise Solution Architect is the individual that oversees an entire enterprise in terms of business entities, properties, external ecosystems, relationships, and more.