Nick Rozanski has worked in IT since 1980 for several large and small systems integrators, including Logica, Capgemini, and Sybase, and end user organizations including Marks and Spencer and Barclays Global Investors. He has taken senior roles on a wide range of programs in finance, retail, manufacturing, and government. His technology background includes enterprise application integration, package implementation, relational database, data replication, and object-oriented software development. He is also an experienced technical instructor and certified internal project auditor.  Eoin (pronounced “Owen”) Woods is a lead system architect in the equities technology group of a major European investment bank with architecture and design responsibility for a number of the organization’s key systems. Prior to this, he led the application architecture group at Barclays Global Investors and has worked as a software engineer for Group Bull, Sybase, InterTrust, and Zuhlke, as well as through his own consultancy company, Artechra.

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• Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Software Architecture Concepts Chapter 3: Viewpoints and Views  Chapter 4: Architectural Perspectives Chapter 5: The Role Of The Software Architect Chapter 6: Introduction to the Software Architecture Process Chapter 7: The Architecture Definition Process  Chapter 8: Concerns, Principles, and Decisions  Chapter 9: Identifying and Engaging Stakeholders  Chapter 10: Identifying and Using Scenarios  Chapter 11: Using Styles and Patterns Chapter 12: Producing Architectural Models Chapter 13: Creating the Architectural Description  Chapter 14: Evaluating the Architecture  Chapter 15: Introduction to the Viewpoint Catalog Chapter 16: The Context Viewpoint Chapter 17: The Functional Viewpoint Chapter 18: The Information Viewpoint Chapter 19: The Concurrency Viewpoint Chapter 20: The Development Viewpoint Chapter 21: The Deployment Viewpoint Chapter 22: The Operational Viewpoint Chapter 23: Achieving Consistency Across Views  Chapter 24: Introduction to the Perspective Catalo Chapter 25: The Security Perspective Chapter 26: The Performance and Scalability Perspective Chapter 27: The Availability and Resilience Perspective Chapter 28: The Evolution Perspective Chapter 29: Other Perspectives Chapter 30: Working As A Software Architect Appendix: Other Viewpoint Sets

Nick Rozanski has worked in IT since 1980 for several large and small systems integrators, including Logica, Capgemini, and Sybase, and end user organizations including Marks and Spencer and Barclays Global Investors. He has taken senior roles on a wide range of programs in finance, retail, manufacturing, and government. His technology background includes enterprise application integration, package implementation, relational database, data replication, and object-oriented software development. He is also an experienced technical instructor and certified internal project auditor.  Eoin (pronounced “Owen”) Woods is a lead system architect in the equities technology group of a major European investment bank with architecture and design responsibility for a number of the organization’s key systems. Prior to this, he led the application architecture group at Barclays Global Investors and has worked as a software engineer for Group Bull, Sybase, InterTrust, and Zuhlke, as well as through his own consultancy company, Artechra.

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• Chapter 1: Introduction Chapter 2: Software Architecture Concepts Chapter 3: Viewpoints and Views  Chapter 4: Architectural Perspectives Chapter 5: The Role Of The Software Architect Chapter 6: Introduction to the Software Architecture Process Chapter 7: The Architecture Definition Process  Chapter 8: Concerns, Principles, and Decisions  Chapter 9: Identifying and Engaging Stakeholders  Chapter 10: Identifying and Using Scenarios  Chapter 11: Using Styles and Patterns Chapter 12: Producing Architectural Models Chapter 13: Creating the Architectural Description  Chapter 14: Evaluating the Architecture  Chapter 15: Introduction to the Viewpoint Catalog Chapter 16: The Context Viewpoint Chapter 17: The Functional Viewpoint Chapter 18: The Information Viewpoint Chapter 19: The Concurrency Viewpoint Chapter 20: The Development Viewpoint Chapter 21: The Deployment Viewpoint Chapter 22: The Operational Viewpoint Chapter 23: Achieving Consistency Across Views  Chapter 24: Introduction to the Perspective Catalo Chapter 25: The Security Perspective Chapter 26: The Performance and Scalability Perspective Chapter 27: The Availability and Resilience Perspective Chapter 28: The Evolution Perspective Chapter 29: Other Perspectives Chapter 30: Working As A Software Architect Appendix: Other Viewpoint Sets