Software Architecture

A strategic pillar for your technology projects

Designing a high-performance, reliable and durable application depends largely on its software architecture. This determines how the various components of a system interact and evolve over time.

It structures your project while meeting crucial functional and non-functional requirements. A well thought-out architecture increases your chances of technological and commercial success.

Integrating artificial intelligence with rigor

CRIM’s experts can help you integrate AI into your software projects, while maintaining a strategic and structured vision of your architecture.

What makes a good software architecture

An efficient architecture rests on several foundations.

  • Scalability: The ability to grow and adapt to new needs
  • Simplicity: To facilitate development and understanding of the system
  • Maintainability: To ensure the longevity of investments
  • Compatibility: With existing environments and systems
  • Interconnectivity: To promote integration with other services or platforms

Key questions to guide your choices

  • Every project is unique. To guide the design of your architecture, it’s essential to answer certain strategic questions.
  • What are the main components of your system?
  • How do they interact with each other?
  • What non-functional features (performance, security, etc.) should be prioritized?
  • What are the technological risks and uncertainties?
  • On which environments should the application be deployed?
  • How much data needs to be processed?
  • What standards must be met?
  • Are certain components protected by intellectual property rights?
  • How can the architecture be clearly represented to stakeholders?
  • How will your system evolve?
  • Are personal or sensitive data involved?
  • What security measures need to be integrated into the architecture?
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