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HIPAA compliance starts at the architecture level, not the code level. Here's how to design a healthcare application architecture that satisfies the Security Rule, Privacy Rule, and Breach Notification Rule from day one.

The role of the enterprise architect is evolving. Manual modeling, static documentation, and disconnected diagrams are giving way to AI-assisted architecture that generates code, compliance evidence, and deployment infrastructure.

Your architecture documentation is already outdated. The average enterprise architect spends 40% of their time maintaining documents that drift from reality within weeks. There's a better way.

A complete microservices architecture template with service boundaries, API gateway, event bus, and deployment manifests. Download the ArchiMate model or generate the full codebase.

ArchiMate isn't just for large enterprises. Here's how startups can use lightweight architecture modeling to move faster, communicate better with investors, and build systems that scale.

ISO 27001 certification typically takes 6-12 months. Organizations with formal architecture models can cut that timeline in half. Here's how ArchiMate-based architecture documentation maps directly to ISO 27001 Annex A controls.

v0, Lovable, and Bolt generate code from prompts. Archiet generates code from architecture models. Here's why the architecture-first approach produces software that actually ships to production.

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) takes effect in January 2025 for EU financial entities. Here's what it means for your architecture team and how to build DORA-compliant systems from day one.

SOC 2 Type II audits require evidence across 10 Trust Services Criteria. Most teams spend weeks compiling screenshots and writing narratives. Here's how to generate 80% of that evidence automatically from your architecture model.

Enterprise architects design systems. Developers build them. The gap between these two worlds costs companies months of translation work, misaligned implementations, and compliance failures. Architecture-to-code closes that gap.