markitecture 

A computing or networking architecture suggested by the marketing department for sales purposes rather than for technical reasons. Cisco calls them "reference designs".

The oldest mention of "markitecture" I can find dates back from 1990 :

CA 90s was characterized as a "markitecture" by Jeff Schulman, vice president and analyst with the Gartner Group, Stamford, Conn. "It is a marketing architecture, a statement of direction. It does not specify when products will be delivered, or which products will map to the architecture. It does not help users in a specific sense, only in a general sense".

markitecture by liotier February 26, 2010

Markitect 

A marketing professional who builds on-line environments to promote a business, brand, personality, industry or idea.

Whoever built the Coca-Cola Facebook page is a great markitect!

Markitect by SociallySteve November 29, 2013

MARKITECT 

1)(when in all caps) A solo performer originally from Morgantown, WV now residing in Baltimore, MD, who uses a laptop computer in conjunction with guitar, vocals, and experimental noise in his performances with occasional bouts of story telling and performance art.

2)Someone who's given name is Mark and who's chosen profession is in the field of Architecture or Landscape Architecture.

1) Did you see MARKITECT last night? Man he's a pretty awesome performer.

2) My friend Mark is studying Landscape Architecture, I guess one day he'll be a Markitect

MARKITECT by M. Lewis Miller February 19, 2008

Marketecture 

(1) A theoretical product architecture, conjured up by the marketing department, that has no similiarity to any product(s) on the drawing board, nor in production.

(2) A company's reference a set of products obtained through acquisition, where no interoperation exists, but might be cobbled together to seem to implement the original intent.

We're being told the new marketecture will include all of our competitor's features.

Marketecture by John B. Young May 22, 2007

markitect 

the usual term for a slacker or someone who decides to skip classes and drop out, usualy used at the University of Hartford

That kid over there is such a markitect he should just drop out without wasting his parents money.

markitect by Leanne S. October 12, 2006

markitect 

An architect who is also involved with marketing efforts to attract new clients.

He/she is a "markitect" because he/she won the project and designed it, too.

markitect by Forrest McMullen April 20, 2008