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In the last post (What is Intentional Architecture?) we provided the motivation and a description of the role of Intentional Architecture in agile, enterprise-class application development. I suspect that most enterprise agilists would agree that there are substantive benefits when Intentional Architecture is effectively applied (so long as we don’t slow down development or use the need for up-front architecture as a capitulation to the waterfall design phases of the past!). Historically, Int

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