Muhammad Ali Babar is a Senior Researcher with Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, where he leads projects on Software Architecture Development and Conformance Analysis (SADCA) and Evidential Assessment of Software Technologies (EAST) in software product lines. Previously, he was working as a researcher with National ICT Australia (NICTA), where he carried out research in software architecture design and evaluation, architectural knowledge management, and process improvement. Muhammad also presented tutorials in the area of software architecture knowledge management at various international conferences including ICSE 2009, ICSE 2007, SATURN 2007 and WICSA 2007. His current research interests include software product lines, architecture design and evaluation, architecture knowledge management, and tooling support. Torgeir Dingsoyr is working in software process improvement and knowledge management projects as a senior scientist at SINTEF Information and Communication Technology. He has published more than 50 refereed papers in this field, including articles in IEEE Software, Communications of the ACM, Information and Software Technology and Empirical Software Engineering. His current research interests include software process improvement, agile software development, knowledge management in software engineering, and in particular management of architectural knowledge. Patricia Lago is Assistant Professor in Software Engineering at the VU University in Amsterdam. Her research interests focus on software and service architectures, architectural knowledge management and software systems modeling. She co-authored over 80 publications in international journals, books and conferences and is co-organizer of the International Workshop on SHAring and Reusing architectural Knowledge (SHARK). Hans van Vliet is Professor in Software Engineering at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, since 1986. His research interests include software architecture and empirical software engineering. Before joining the Vrije Universiteit, he worked as a researcher at the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (Amsterdam). He spent a year as a visiting researcher at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California. He co-authored over 100 refereed articles, and is, together with Paul Clements, the editor of the Software Architecture Session of the Journal of Systems and Software. Hans is also a member of IFIP Working Group 2.10 on software architecture.

• to Software Architecture and Knowledge Management.- Architecture Knowledge Management.- Knowledge Management in Software Architecture: State of the Art.- Documentation of Software Architecture from a Knowledge Management Perspective – Design Representation.- Strategies and Approaches for Managing Architectural Knowledge.- Supporting the Software Architecture Process with Knowledge Management.- Tools and Techniques for managing Architectural Knowledge.- Tools and Technologies for Architecture Knowledge Management.- Establishing and Managing Knowledge Sharing Networks.- Experience with Architecture Knowledge Management.- The GRIFFIN Project: Lessons Learned.- Software Architecture Design Reasoning.- Modeling and Improving Information Flows in the Development of Large Business Applications.- AKM in Open Source Communities.- Architectural Knowledge in an SOA Infrastructure Reference Architecture.- Successful Architectural Knowledge Sharing: Beware of Emotions.

From the reviews: "The theory and practice behind software architectural knowledge management (SAKM) and design decisions are explained in this book. ... The book is well organized and well written. Its main contribution revolves around the compilation of bodies of work relevant to the codification, presentation, reuse, and management of architectural knowledge." (Hassan Reza, ACM Computing Reviews, January, 2010)

Muhammad Ali Babar is a Senior Researcher with Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, where he leads projects on Software Architecture Development and Conformance Analysis (SADCA) and Evidential Assessment of Software Technologies (EAST) in software product lines. Previously, he was working as a researcher with National ICT Australia (NICTA), where he carried out research in software architecture design and evaluation, architectural knowledge management, and process improvement. Muhammad also presented tutorials in the area of software architecture knowledge management at various international conferences including ICSE 2009, ICSE 2007, SATURN 2007 and WICSA 2007. His current research interests include software product lines, architecture design and evaluation, architecture knowledge management, and tooling support. Torgeir Dingsoyr is working in software process improvement and knowledge management projects as a senior scientist at SINTEF Information and Communication Technology. He has published more than 50 refereed papers in this field, including articles in IEEE Software, Communications of the ACM, Information and Software Technology and Empirical Software Engineering. His current research interests include software process improvement, agile software development, knowledge management in software engineering, and in particular management of architectural knowledge. Patricia Lago is Assistant Professor in Software Engineering at the VU University in Amsterdam. Her research interests focus on software and service architectures, architectural knowledge management and software systems modeling. She co-authored over 80 publications in international journals, books and conferences and is co-organizer of the International Workshop on SHAring and Reusing architectural Knowledge (SHARK). Hans van Vliet is Professor in Software Engineering at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, since 1986. His research interests include software architecture and empirical software engineering. Before joining the Vrije Universiteit, he worked as a researcher at the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (Amsterdam). He spent a year as a visiting researcher at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California. He co-authored over 100 refereed articles, and is, together with Paul Clements, the editor of the Software Architecture Session of the Journal of Systems and Software. Hans is also a member of IFIP Working Group 2.10 on software architecture.

• to Software Architecture and Knowledge Management.- Architecture Knowledge Management.- Knowledge Management in Software Architecture: State of the Art.- Documentation of Software Architecture from a Knowledge Management Perspective – Design Representation.- Strategies and Approaches for Managing Architectural Knowledge.- Supporting the Software Architecture Process with Knowledge Management.- Tools and Techniques for managing Architectural Knowledge.- Tools and Technologies for Architecture Knowledge Management.- Establishing and Managing Knowledge Sharing Networks.- Experience with Architecture Knowledge Management.- The GRIFFIN Project: Lessons Learned.- Software Architecture Design Reasoning.- Modeling and Improving Information Flows in the Development of Large Business Applications.- AKM in Open Source Communities.- Architectural Knowledge in an SOA Infrastructure Reference Architecture.- Successful Architectural Knowledge Sharing: Beware of Emotions.

From the reviews: "The theory and practice behind software architectural knowledge management (SAKM) and design decisions are explained in this book. ... The book is well organized and well written. Its main contribution revolves around the compilation of bodies of work relevant to the codification, presentation, reuse, and management of architectural knowledge." (Hassan Reza, ACM Computing Reviews, January, 2010)

Muhammad Ali Babar is a Senior Researcher with Lero, the Irish Software Engineering Research Centre, where he leads projects on Software Architecture Development and Conformance Analysis (SADCA) and Evidential Assessment of Software Technologies (EAST) in software product lines. Previously, he was working as a researcher with National ICT Australia (NICTA), where he carried out research in software architecture design and evaluation, architectural knowledge management, and process improvement. Muhammad also presented tutorials in the area of software architecture knowledge management at various international conferences including ICSE 2009, ICSE 2007, SATURN 2007 and WICSA 2007. His current research interests include software product lines, architecture design and evaluation, architecture knowledge management, and tooling support. Torgeir Dingsoyr is working in software process improvement and knowledge management projects as a senior scientist at SINTEF Information and Communication Technology. He has published more than 50 refereed papers in this field, including articles in IEEE Software, Communications of the ACM, Information and Software Technology and Empirical Software Engineering. His current research interests include software process improvement, agile software development, knowledge management in software engineering, and in particular management of architectural knowledge. Patricia Lago is Assistant Professor in Software Engineering at the VU University in Amsterdam. Her research interests focus on software and service architectures, architectural knowledge management and software systems modeling. She co-authored over 80 publications in international journals, books and conferences and is co-organizer of the International Workshop on SHAring and Reusing architectural Knowledge (SHARK). Hans van Vliet is Professor in Software Engineering at the Vrije Universiteit, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, since 1986. His research interests include software architecture and empirical software engineering. Before joining the Vrije Universiteit, he worked as a researcher at the Centrum voor Wiskunde en Informatica (Amsterdam). He spent a year as a visiting researcher at the IBM Almaden Research Center in San Jose, California. He co-authored over 100 refereed articles, and is, together with Paul Clements, the editor of the Software Architecture Session of the Journal of Systems and Software. Hans is also a member of IFIP Working Group 2.10 on software architecture.

• to Software Architecture and Knowledge Management.- Architecture Knowledge Management.- Knowledge Management in Software Architecture: State of the Art.- Documentation of Software Architecture from a Knowledge Management Perspective – Design Representation.- Strategies and Approaches for Managing Architectural Knowledge.- Supporting the Software Architecture Process with Knowledge Management.- Tools and Techniques for managing Architectural Knowledge.- Tools and Technologies for Architecture Knowledge Management.- Establishing and Managing Knowledge Sharing Networks.- Experience with Architecture Knowledge Management.- The GRIFFIN Project: Lessons Learned.- Software Architecture Design Reasoning.- Modeling and Improving Information Flows in the Development of Large Business Applications.- AKM in Open Source Communities.- Architectural Knowledge in an SOA Infrastructure Reference Architecture.- Successful Architectural Knowledge Sharing: Beware of Emotions.

From the reviews: "The theory and practice behind software architectural knowledge management (SAKM) and design decisions are explained in this book. ... The book is well organized and well written. Its main contribution revolves around the compilation of bodies of work relevant to the codification, presentation, reuse, and management of architectural knowledge." (Hassan Reza, ACM Computing Reviews, January, 2010)