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  - Requirements
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Conceptual Architecture Requirements
Whose concerns matter?
What are their concerns and goals?

Conceptual Architecture Specification
What views are needed to address the concerns or goals?
What approach are we using to address them?

Validation
Did we understand the concerns/goals?
Did we address them?

• Conceptual Architecture Chapter, Software Architecture Action Guide by Ruth Malan and Dana Bredemeyer. See Table of Contents to download drafts of chapters. Join our mailing list to receive updates.

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