Factorette
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A factorette is an informal term used to describe a unit of composability of a larger Software factory. A factorette is a Software factory.
A factorette is used as a contextual term to describe a software factory that extends another software factory.
A factorette typically (but not exclusively) presents a single view point (called 'A Single View-Point Factory'). That is, a factory that addresses at least one concern/technology/pattern/aspect of a larger solution/architecture etc.
Factorettes enables modularization or Composability of a Software factory.
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