What is an Architect?
A role responsible for designing technological infrastructure.
Origin
The term 'computer architecture' was first used by IBM around 1959, referring to the conceptual structure and functional behavior of computer systems.
Term
The term 'architect' in the context of technological architecture has its roots in the Latin 'architectūra', meaning 'the art of projecting and constructing buildings'.
Functions
An architect is responsible for designing and planning the technological infrastructure of a company.
Integration
One of their responsibilities is to ensure the compatibility and integration of existing systems and applications.
Efficiency and Effectiveness
They must also prioritize the optimization of systems and applications to achieve maximum efficiency and effectiveness.
Collaboration
IT architects work closely with developers and various departments within the company.
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