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Adjectives that Describe Enterprise Architecture
posted by John Spacey, December 14, 2012
Enterprise Architects must choose their words very carefully.
I like to maintain lists of useful vocabularies to describe an architecture. Here are some adjectives I've used recently (in no particular order):
| scalable | robust | agile | | open | secure | usable | | accessible | vulnerable | stable | | interoperable | compliant | functional | | pragmatic | simple | accurate | | credible | relevant | ubiquitous | | operational | deployed | resilient | | graceful | maintainable | extensible | | reusable | traceable | auditable | | ad hoc | sustainable | tactical | | strategic | ambiguous | legacy | | broken | capable | dysfunctional | | durable | expensive | general | | generic | eloquent | lean | | massive | big | mixed | | modern | hardened | premium | | typical | pricey | tricky | | real | stale | successful | | tenuous | important | minor | | evolved | pointless | smart | | rigid | rough | unique | | volatile | necessary | wacky | | over-engineered | well-made | succinct | | workable | wasteful | ugly | | political | normal | real time | | economical | valuable | efficient | | effective | monolithic | deprecated | | exquisite | practical | popular |
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