1. Provide feedback: End-users can provide feedback on the current architecture by identifying areas of confusion or inefficiency. This feedback can be used to guide improvements to the architecture.
2. Testing: End-users can test the implemented architecture and provide valuable feedback on how it performs in various scenarios. They can also suggest improvements to the architecture based on their experience.
3. Participate in the design process: End-users can participate in the design process by sharing their insights and requirements. Their input can help designers create an architecture that better suits the needs of the end-users.
4. Communicate requirements clearly: End-users can communicate their requirements clearly to architects and designers. This can help ensure that the architecture is designed to meet the specific needs of the end-user.
5. Follow guidelines: End-users can help achieve clarity by following guidelines provided by the architects and designers. This can help ensure that the architecture is used as intended and that it remains effective over time.
6. Training: End-users can participate in training programs that are designed to help them understand the architecture. This can help them use the architecture effectively and contribute to its ongoing improvement over time.
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