The objective of an architecture review is to evaluate and assess the design and structure of a system's architecture. This process aims to ensure that the architecture aligns with business goals, meets functional and non-functional requirements, and adheres to best practices and industry standards. The review helps identify potential risks, improve overall system quality, and provide a foundation for successful implementation and maintenance.

Key Features:

• Assess how well the architecture aligns with the overall business goals and objectives.
• Verify that the architecture adequately addresses and fulfils the functional requirements of the system.
• Evaluate the architecture against non-functional requirements such as performance, scalability, security, maintainability, and usability.
• Assess the system's scalability and flexibility to accommodate future changes and growth in user base or functionality.
• Ensure that the architecture adheres to industry standards, best practices, and any relevant regulatory requirements.
• Identify potential risks in the architecture and propose mitigation strategies to address them.
• Evaluate how well the architecture facilitates interoperability with other systems and technologies.
• Conduct a thorough review of security measures in place, identifying vulnerabilities and proposing enhancements to ensure robust security.
• Evaluate the cost implications of the architecture, considering both initial implementation costs and ongoing maintenance expenses.