Some people think architecture is just about creating abstract models or documents.
But if it doesn’t change how work gets done, what’s the point?
Myth 10: “Architecture outcomes are abstract; they don’t impact delivery.”
This myth is common — and costly.
Too often, architecture work ends up as slides or diagrams that never shape real delivery.
I’ve seen it first-hand:
👉 Teams spend weeks on architecture documents, but projects still miss deadlines or repeat old mistakes.
👉 No one uses the outputs to guide decisions or track progress.
The QTAM Difference
The Quick Technical Architecture Method (QTAM) makes every deliverable actionable and linked to business value.
- Roadmaps drive delivery milestones
- Architecture views clarify dependencies and unblock teams
- Every output is tied to a real outcome, not just a report
In one case, a QTAM roadmap helped a product team launch early by surfacing and resolving key dependencies up front.
Why It Matters
When architecture is connected to delivery:
- Projects move faster
- Teams stay aligned
- Results are measurable
When it’s just abstract, nothing changes — and value is lost.
Take the Next Step
Don’t let your architecture work be just decoration.
👉 See how QTAM delivers real impact at qtam.morin.io
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