Software architecture evolution planning is the process of identifying and planning for changes in the software architecture over time. It typically involves assessing the current state of the architecture, identifying areas where changes are necessary or desirable, and developing a roadmap for implementing those changes. The goal is to ensure that the architecture remains flexible, scalable, and able to meet evolving business needs. The planning process may involve a variety of stakeholders, including architects, developers, project managers, and business leaders. It may also include the use of tools and techniques such as architectural reviews, risk assessments, and technology roadmapping.
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