Solution Deployment: Breaking Down What it Takes to Succeed

Solution deployment has traditionally been characterized by development teams parachuting into an ill-defined project that lacks clear goals and objectives, defined scope, formal architecture and design targets, and an optimized deployment roadmap. In this episode, William Ulrich and Charles Bowman discuss how systematically traversing the strategy execution framework ensures that solution deployment is based on well-defined goals and objectives, a rigorous impact assessment, clear architecture and design targets, and highly optimized initiatives along a synchronized roadmap. Topics include optimal deployment team structure, the role of business architecture from an execution perspective, software service and data design, the role of state machines in an event-driven architecture, and the systematic decoupling of shadow systems. Join them as the chart a course towards successful solution deployment.