Rapid Architected Application Development
Rapid Architected Application Development
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Rapid Architected Application Development
Meaning of term rapid architected application development
An approach to large-scale application development (AD) that includes the following phases, which are executed by up to 10 teams of 10 people each during a period of no more than 18 months: Phase-1: Business and technical architecture reconciliation. P
Acronym : RAAD
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