The lifecycle at a glance
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In this lesson
see the whole path from idea to handover and why each stage exists.
Planned topics
- Stages: discovery, options, design, review, delivery support, transition, handover.
- Each stage ends with a decision and a deliverable; no stage is just "work".
- The stages overlap with delivery: design can iterate with build feedback.
- The architect's involvement changes shape, but never ends at design approval.
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Demonstration
a horizontal chevron diagram of the seven stages with a decision marker at the end of each and a line showing architect effort rising in design and staying moderate through delivery.
Check your understanding
Where does the architect's work end?
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At handover to owning and operating teams, not at design approval.
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