| Work Product (Artifact): Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept |
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| This artifact is a solution, which may simply be conceptual, to the architecturally-significant business requirements. |
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Purpose
The purpose of the Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept is to determine whether there exists, or is likely to exist,
a solution (or a set of solutions) that satisfies the architecturally-significant requirements.
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Relationships
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Properties
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Tailoring
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The Business Architectural Proof-of-Concept may take many forms, for example:
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a conceptual model of a solution using a notation such as UML
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a simulation of a solution
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a prototype
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