They help in selecting and integrating specific services from the basic architecture to create generic (reusable) solutions across multiple domains. Features of general system architectures include:
Every general system architecture (security architecture, management architecture, computer network architecture) is incomplete from the point of view of the information system function but is complete from a point of view of specific interest (security, manageability, infrastructure).
Reflects specific requirements for a particular domain.
Defines specific building blocks for a particular domain.
It defines the technology standards for the implementation of building blocks.
It provides building blocks for simple reuse and lower costs.
They help in selecting and integrating specific services from the basic architecture to create generic (reusable) solutions across multiple domains. Features of general system architectures include:
Every general system architecture (security architecture, management architecture, computer network architecture) is incomplete from the point of view of the information system function but is complete from a point of view of specific interest (security, manageability, infrastructure).
Reflects specific requirements for a particular domain.
Defines specific building blocks for a particular domain.
It defines the technology standards for the implementation of building blocks.
It provides building blocks for simple reuse and lower costs.
