Identify and name the common ways business architecture goes wrong, from ivory-tower modelling to capability lists that nobody uses, so the learner can spot and avoid them.
Phase B, Business ArchitectureDerived from Course-native
Architecture theatre: four warning signs and the cure that returns each to a real decision
Four columns name a common artefact. The top cell shows the warning that it has slipped into theatre, in red; the bottom cell shows the cure that ties it back to a decision, in the structural accent.
Theatre is architecture activity that produces an artefact but no decision. Each column pairs the warning that an artefact has become theatre with the test that brings it back to real work.
Warning
Work through the checklist and mark what is present; the diagnosis appears here.