1. Poor communication: Miscommunication or a lack of communication can lead to misunderstandings, errors, and delays that can derail a project.
2. Lack of clarity: A lack of clarity on roles, responsibilities, and expectations can lead to confusion and conflict among team members.
3. Ego clashes: Architects may have differing views on what the best course of action is, which can lead to personal disagreements.
4. Not respecting people's expertise: It is important to recognize the diverse expertise of collaborators and use everyone's skill sets to the fullest.
5. Insufficient documentation: Proper documentation is essential to avoid mistakes and duplicate work.
6. Inadequate planning: Poor planning can lead to missed deadlines, overruns, and design defects.
7. Not prioritizing the end-users' needs: Ensuring that the design meets the end-users' needs and requirements is crucial for success.
8. Inefficient workflow: Without proper workflow planning and execution, the architectural collaboration may become a bottleneck.
9. Not reviewing mistakes: Teams may make mistakes in the architecture process, and not reviewing those mistakes can lead to crucial problems down the line.
10. Limited technology use: Advanced technology tools can lead the group to maximizing their efficiency and simplifying their workflow.
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