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Architecture and Engineering

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Architect Horizontally Engineer Vertically

Overlap

Culture

Slaves to Psychology

The Prisons of Two Ideas

Architects and Engineers

The Architect

What Does An Architect Do

Architect or Charlatan

The Pragmatic Architect Creed

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It seems everyone these days works on solutions. Thinking about one solution or another, solving problems, discussing or arguing with others on which is the right solution or not. People tend to concentrate on solutions because a solution to a problem is the end goal. There is also a psychological aspect to it - whoever’s solution is adopted proves their solution was superior (supposedly - in my experience that’s not always the case!).

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Architecture and Engineering are two sides of the same coin.	C-Suite: Train Architects to understand Engineers. Train Engineers to understand Architects. Train Management to undertstand both.

Questions to ponder...

Do the Management in your Enterprise, know the difference between Architecture and Engineering?

Do the Workers in your Enterprise, know the difference between Architecture and Engineering?

Does your Enterprise use Architecture and Engineering appropriately?

If not, what problems are created?