1. Ambiguity in requirements: Vague or unclear requirements can hinder the process of aligning architecture clarity with quality standards. If the requirements are not specific or detailed, it becomes challenging to know what quality standards need to be met.
2. Lack of standards: Sometimes, organisations may not have clear quality standards in place, which can lead to misalignment between architecture clarity and quality standards.
3. Limited resources: Limited resources such as time, budget, and expertise can pose a challenge in aligning architecture clarity with quality standards. This can result in shortcuts being taken that may compromise on quality standards.
4. Technical complexity: Technical complexity can make it difficult to ensure that architecture clarity and quality standards are aligned. When the system or software is technically complex, it becomes challenging to ensure that all aspects are aligned accordingly.
5. Communication breakdown: Communication breakdown between development teams and architects can lead to misalignment between architecture clarity and quality standards. It's essential to have open lines of communication between all parties to ensure everyone is on the same page.
6. Resistance to change: Resistance to change can also pose a challenge in aligning architecture clarity with quality standards. Employees may be resistant to new processes or standards, which can lead to difficulties in achieving alignment.
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