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...began reading. is not really a book on the technical aspects of software architecture, nor is it entirely a book on the management aspects of software projects. It falls in between these obvious categories and gives a lot of practical advice on how projects should be run and how they should not be run.
The first two chapters start out with fairly high-level generalities about business plans, product management, and quality assurance, but you should not assume the entire book is at that level--there is a good deal more...
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