Title: Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Headings: Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Four Architecture Domains
Enterprise Architect
Solutions Architect
Domain Architects
Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects

Content: Solutions architects are needed in a variety of industries, including professional services firms or technology consulting agencies. Solution Architects usually spend most of their time coordinating ongoing activities, engaging with all aspects and activities of the initiative, from concept definition to analysis and implementation of requirements, ending with the transfer to IT operations. The roles and responsibilities of a solutions architect include: Managing application development teams during the design and construction phases
Providing training and mentoring to junior personnel
Collaborating with application developers on achieving business goals
Overseeing strategic relationships in a technology environment
Domain Architects
Domain Architects are specialists with in-depth knowledge within the particular domain of their expertise. They can be part of the Enterprise Architecture Team or working in various Delivery Projects. The word domain is used to relate to the skill sets required for a niche area of knowledge. Business Architect
Application Architect
Information Architect
Technical Architect
Data Architect
Security Architect
Enterprise Architects vs Solution Architects vs Domain Architects
Enterprise Architect defines which problem needs a solution. Solutions Architect translates a problem to a solution. Domain Architect works within a solution for the domain responsible (i.e. business architect work within the Business architecture together with the enterprise architect, likewise the application architect is responsible application architecture work together with another domain architects)