Architectural flexibility allows for the creation of modular and adaptable systems that can easily incorporate changes to the interfaces or interactions between components. This flexibility allows different parts of the system to be modified or replaced without affecting other parts, making it easier to separate interfaces and ensure that each component interacts with the correct interface.
For example, a system that supports plug-ins or modules can allow new features to be added without changing the core components or interfaces. This flexibility enables different components to communicate with each other through well-defined interfaces, allowing them to behave more independently, avoid conflicts, and collaborate seamlessly. Furthermore, architectural flexibility provides a more agile and scalable approach to system design, enabling organizations to add new functionalities, integrate new technologies, and adapt quickly to evolving business requirements.
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