Communication

Structures architecture knowledge across goals, context, runtime, and deployment into living system documentation.

Core question: What system context, constraints, and decisions must the architecture communicate?

• 1-2 Tage
• 1-4

Makes system, container, and building blocks legible in graduated views, easing architecture communication.

Core question: Which diagrams let each audience understand the software architecture?

• 1-4 h
• 1-5

Prepares stakeholders, core messages, and artifacts so architecture communication connects deliberately.

Core question: What system information must these recipients understand, examine or communicate onward?

• 60-120 min
• 2-8

Sharpens goal, core message, and arc of tension so a narrative leads clearly to action or decision.

Core question: What should this audience understand from the story and decide next?

• 45-120 min
• 1-6

Sharpens why, how, and what into a message that holds messaging notes and a positioning draft together.

Core question: Which Why becomes credible through our How principles and What?

• 30-60 min
• 1-8

Defines audiences, channels, frequencies, and owners so relevant information reliably gets through.

Core question: Who needs which information when, from whom and through which feedback channel?

• 45-90 min
• 2-6

Checks understanding by having content played back in the listener's own words, immediately revealing gaps.

Core question: Can the learner restate and apply the information correctly in their own words?

• 5-20 min
• 2-8

Moves team boundaries, interfaces, and collaboration toward a concrete result through "provide the template", "clarify responsibilities and non-responsibilities", and "anchor it visibly in the wiki".

Core question: What must other teams know to work effectively with this team with minimal disruption?

• Half day initial, dann laufend
• Ein Team plus Stakeholder