tech-selection-research

To evaluate technologies for architecture and platform decisions, you research and compare 2-4 candidate options using a defined evaluation framework and source hierarchy to generate an evidence-based, decision-ready output.

An ADR draft is an Architecture Decision Record that documents tech selection research outcomes, capturing recommended next steps, risks, and trade-offs to convert technology evaluation evidence into a formal decision-ready artifact.

You create a PoC plan after comparing candidate technologies by extracting tracking artifacts and actionable next steps from the evaluation framework, structuring proof-of-concept validation tests for the chosen architecture decision.

Yes, you can compare multiple frameworks for a new microservice architecture by providing a technology evaluation prompt to assess 2-4 candidate options and generate a comprehensive decision pack with trade-offs.

The best way to structure tech selection research evidence is to apply a predefined source hierarchy and standardized report templates, leveraging primary sources to export evidence-rich reports for architecture decisions.

You need a formal decision pack for technology evaluation when supporting product initiatives that require structured architecture and platform decisions, delivering ADR drafts and PoC plans to frame the decision process.