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Re: [epf-dev] Challenge - Five words for why architecture in OpenUP

Great. It is a good idea to apply the core principles in practical
examples. It is a good way to check the intended function.

Any other suggestions out there?

Regards,
Jaana Nyfjord

Say, that'd translate to:
>
> Risk - the architecture will soon be obsolete
>
> Opportunity - let's move to SOA
>
> Sounds good!
>
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> -----Original Message-----
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> To: Eclipse Process Framework Project Developers List
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> Sent: Fri Mar 16 12:23:41 2007
> Subject: Re: [epf-dev] Challenge - Five words for why architecture in
> OpenUP
>
> Great. Thank you Scott. I'll add your proposal to the list.
>
> I'll take a chance to propose two ideas:
>
> Focus on architecture to exploit risk as an opportunity to advance current
> capabilities in the project.
>
> or
>
> Focus on capitalizing on risk as an opportunity to advance current
> capabilities.
>
> Generally, people seem to forget about the positive side of risk. Risk and
> opportunity go hand in hand. Risk taking is essential to progress.
> However, the trick is to find balance. What if we try to formulate our
> core principle along these lines ... ?
>
> Have a great weekend!
> /Jaana Nyfjord
>
>
>
>> Explore/articulate the architecture to address technical risks
>> early?????
>>
>> - Scott
>> On Wed, March 14, 2007 11:52 am, Jaana Nyfjord said:
>>> Hi everyone!
>>>
>>> I need to collect some proposals and then get a vote on the best
>>> proposal
>>> to be able to close the bug concerning the formulation of the
>>> architecture
>>> principle in OpenUp.
>>>
>>> A summary of the discussion so far, shows that
>>>
>>> - this principle needs be formulated in the same way as the other three
>>> principles, i.e. “focus on … to …â€? ?
>>>
>>> But, we have NOT agreed on:
>>>  - what the fundamental purpose and meaning of architecture and
>>> architecture-centric is and why this must be focused on in OpenUp
>>>
>>> There are currently four different suggestions of how to present this
>>> principle:
>>>
>>> 1. "Focus on articulating the architecture"
>>> 2. "Focus on the architecture to promote a shared view of the solution"
>>> 3. "Focus on articulating the architecture to retire risks early in the
>>> project lifecycle."
>>> 4. "Focus on the architecture to retire risks early."
>>>
>>> To resolve this bug, please consider the existing suggestions and let
>>> us
>>> know with which proposal you agree, or propose a new core principle.
>>>
>>> I expect to have your proposals by Tuesday next week (March 20) to set
>>> up
>>> a vote and then resolve this bug before the end of M6.
>>>
>>> Looking forward to some challenging creativity,
>>> Jaana Nyfjord
>>>
>>>
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