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Using the EATK to Capture Architecture Descriptions | |
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| Time: 23:34 EST/04:34 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Kenneth van Surksum | ||
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Mike Walker: The EATK makes Microsoft Word 2007 a first class citizen in the architecture description area. As I described in my recent post called "Do Office Tools Still Play a Role in Architecture Design?" I talked in length how at least for the time being we are still using productivity tools for describing our architectures. Since this is the case more often than not, the EATK uses Word to articulate these architectures. In this post I will give you a brief summary of how the EATK helps with documenting architecture descriptions. | ||
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