organizational-knowledge

You document architecture decisions by recording ADRs that capture the rationale, technology choices, and tradeoffs. This ensures organizational knowledge is maintained for governance and reused in future project reconstitution.

Capturing lessons learned involves storing post-mortems and process improvements in a centralized repository. This maintains organizational memory by making past improvements accessible for future project planning and pattern reuse.

Cataloging architectural patterns involves documenting structural and process patterns for reuse. This prevents knowledge silos by making established standards available across initiatives for consistent governance.

Keeping documentation aligned requires standard capture and maintenance to ensure README files and feature docs reflect current organizational standards. This prevents outdated baselines from creating knowledge gaps.

You record project baselines when establishing governance over organizational memory. This captures standards, ADRs, and technology preferences to ensure initiatives can be reconstituted and reused effectively.