Part Four. Moving From One System to Many

Part Four continues our tour of the Architecture Business Cycle. Parts One, Two, and Three Three took us from the architect to a reviewed architecture. Part Four focuses on the construction of multiple systems from that architecture, discussing, and giving examples of system product lines. It does this from five perspectives: that of the technology underlying a product line, that of a single company that built a product line of naval vessel fire-control systems, that of an industry-wide architecture, that of a single company producing products based on the industry-wide architecture, and that of an organization building systems from commercial components.

Software product lines have the potential ...

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