- In short
- Mapping stakeholder activities to lifecycle phases places discovery and trade-off framing in the discovery-and-design work, the feedback loop and its governance table in the monitoring-and-iteration work, and documentation for handoff and audit in the handoff phase. Entry-point selection and the outcome document close the loop, drawing on every earlier phase's output. Placing each activity correctly is what lets an architect see the sequence as one connected motion.
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