Talk:Tooling Project Role Descriptions

From wikipedia definition: "The Solutions Architect is the person who organizes the development effort of a systems solution. The Solutions Architect is responsible for the development of the overall vision that underlies the projected solution and transforms that vision through execution into the solution. The Solutions Architect becomes involved with a project at the time of inception and is involved in the Functional analysis (FA) of developing the initial requirements. They then remain involved throughout the balance of the project."

From TOGAF: "The Solution Architect has a key role in this phase as (s)he will probably be the best qualified to identify the appropriate SBBs. He or she participates in the definition of any Transition Architectures, identifies potential solutions, and helps to formulate a high-level implementation and migration strategy."

So I think the Skillset is more than just expertise in a technology or even more abstract than that. I think an Architect should never be focused on a single technology.

--Michael 07:14, 3 February 2012 (UTC)