Thanks for your response, very useful! May I ask you what companies you work/have worked for where you experienced what you described? (I understand if you cann

Thanks for your response, very useful! May I ask you what companies you work/have worked for where you experienced what you described? (I understand if you cannot say) Regarding "business architecture": your question is in a way already an answer to my question. "Business architecture" doesn't seem to be something that is done at digital-first companies like FAANG, but is something that is prevalent at brick & mortar enterprises that have IT. In my understanding it involves breaking down business processes and assigning them to different business domains so that applications/systems can be built to support those processes. It does not involve any technical choices.