We provide our Customers the Enterprise Architecture to take early decisions and enable System Quality Factors.

An architecture is a description of system structures, of which there are several (module decomposition, process, deployment, layered,
etc.). Architecture is the first artifact that can be analyzed to determine how well its quality attributes are being achieved, and it also
serves as the project blueprint. An architecture serves as the vehicle for communication, is the manifestation of the earliest design
decisions, and is a re-usable abstraction that can be transferred to new systems. 

Communication among stakeholders. We provide the Software architecture which is a common abstraction of a system that most if not all
of the system's stakeholders can use as a basis for mutual understanding, negotiation, consensus, and communication.

1.Early design decisions. Software architecture manifests the earliest design decisions about a system, and these early
bindings carry weight far out of proportion to their individual gravity with respect to the system's remaining development, its
deployment, and its maintenance life. It is also the earliest point at which design decisions governing the system to be built
can be analyzed.

2. Transferable abstraction of a system. Software architecture constitutes a relatively small, intellectually graspable model for
how a system is structured and how its elements work together, and this model is transferable across systems. In particular, it
can be applied to other systems exhibiting similar quality attribute and functional requirements and can promote large-scalere-use.