In the KnightMotives Automotive case study, leadership wants better communication between business and technical teams and stronger context for future design decisions. Which Well-Architected principle most directly supports that outcome?

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B. Document your architecture and maintain the decision history. The Well-Architected Framework explains that good architecture documentation creates a common language for cross-functional teams and that change history provides context for future design decisions. Avoiding documentation would work against the stated collaboration and decision-making goals.

In the KnightMotives Automotive case study, leadership wants better communication between business and technical teams and stronger context for future design decisions. Which Well-Architected principle most directly supports that outcome?

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