3.5. Conclusions
Architecture-centered development is doing enterprise software right. The process detailed in this chapter is called the ODP+4 process; it is based upon widely utilized architecture standards and best-practice patterns. It is called ODP+4 because it generates an Open Distributed Processing architecture as well as other formal and informal artifacts, including: (1) the Vision Statement, (2) the use-case-based requirements, (3) the rationale, and (4) the conformance statements.
Architecture-centered development is pragmatic. Modeling focus is given to those decisions that are architecturally important. Not every artifact is required. Document formality is selective.
From experience, we have seen so many projects doing software ...
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