An RJB Architecture Review is a service offering designed to help customers make decisions on how to fix, upgrade, or otherwise move forward with changes to existing systems. The process usually takes several weeks, and involves onsite data collection and offsite preparation of findings and recommendations. The results are presented to company management as a clear road map on how to remediate the issues at hand. The report includes recommendations for fixing existing issues such as scalability, performance, maintainability, or the ability to upgrade the software. Along with recommendations, a high level impact statement will reflect anticipated cost and schedule of implementation. RJB's Application Delivery service is available for follow on implementation, if the customer decides to proceed with the recommendations.
RJB has performed numerous Architecture Reviews that have enabled our customers to make appropriate decisions on how to fix or upgrade their software systems. Software upgrades are inevitable over time. Make sure you have all the facts on hand to make reliable decisions, and don't hesitate to get in touch for your Architecture Review.
An Architecture Review is an analysis process which involves:
An Architecture Review will help you:
After an Architecture Review you will be able to:
An Architecture Review is valid when:
The following people perform an Architecture Review:
There are three phases to an Architecture Review. Onsite phases may be performed by a combination of meetings at the customer site, and/or video conferencing.