What is the Architecture Advice Process and How to Use It
An architecture practice optimized for fast flow and feedback is a key goal of most organizations. The question many have is, "how can I achieve that?"
The Architecture Advice Process is one way. A simple and proven approach, it puts the power of deciding in the right places at the right times, ensuring the conversations that need to happen are, and unlocking the expertise of everyone.
No matter where your practice is now, in this session Andrew (author of Facilitating Software Architecture and originator of the approach) will show you how to get started, and what is in store for you one you get up and running.
Andrew will cover:
- where and how to start - find your leverage point
- getting the two core elements right - the advice-offering, and ADR-supported deciding
- supporting elements? - ensuring there is the required "minimal viable agreement" as adoption spreads
- how (not) to fail - the cultural changes you'll experience
By the end of the 50 minutes you will have everything you need to get the Advice Process up and running. You'll also know what to look out for as it embeds itself.
About Andrew Harmel-Law(they / them)
Technical Principal, ThoughtWorks