On Context Modelling in Systems and Applications Development
Proceedings of the 2011 conference on Information Modelling and Knowledge Bases XXII
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Time and again, software projects fail. Some of the reasons for failure relate to software architecture. In this edition of the column I'll discuss two mistakes that aren't the prime responsibility of architects, but architects are directly affected if they occur: missing, wrong, or creeping system scope; and vague, unnecessary, or extreme nonfunctional requirements. Not addressing these mistakes can lead software projects to trouble before concrete architecture elaboration even begins.