As the technology evolves the complexity of the computer systems get more and more cumbersome.
In order to organize the things in the right way and let the systems work in an expected manner (satisfy business needs, support business objectives and goals with a proper viability) systems must have a solid architecture.
Good architectured systems will have longer lifetime. As the system evolves they should easily adoptable to the new business requirements and changes and should support new business objectives and goals with a better viability.
Software architecture or system architecture is not a new phenomena. In the field of computer science, computer and systems engineering it has been applied for a long time. However, ironically it was the introduction of PC a great boom to computing in most respects that caused an interruption of system design and architecture. In the PC era, which started in the 1980s and exploded in 1990s which was a second renaissance for computing, pushing software into areas and in front of users where it had never been before. At the same time, however resulting tidal wave of polyglot software and actually pushed backed the clock in terms of systematic software architecture and design. A similar tsunami struck again with commercialization of the internet.
As a result, it has taken almost twenty years to reach the point where we can start recreating a level of rigor in IT Software development back to its Golden Age of software.
When providing solutions, architecture is very important for enoca™. enoca™ uses design based approach for supporting your business needs.
When architecting we use defacto architectural methodologies and frameworks which fits into our client’s business needs and supports business goals.
Our resultant systems are tiered, modular and viable in sense of both functional and non functional requirements.
