Enterprise Architecture Development Process

The Gap Analysis phase involves defining the target architecture of the enterprise.

The Solution Design and Implementation phase involves continuous monitoring and adaptation to evolving business needs.

The Phase I EA Development Process involves researching EA frameworks that best fit the organization's requirements and goals.

Conducting a proof of concept is an essential step in the Implementation Plan phase of enterprise architecture.

The TOGAF framework is an EA tool used to support the development of enterprise architecture.

The Future State Vision phase involves documenting the current state of the enterprise architecture.

The Phase II EA Framework and Tool Selection involves defining the architecture principles and standards for the organization.

The Continuous Improvement phase involves evaluating the existing IT infrastructure, applications, data, and processes.

The Architecture Views phase involves documenting key architectural artifacts such as diagrams and models.

The Cost and Resources evaluation phase involves tracking the performance of the chosen frameworks and tools over time.

Documenting important architectural decisions is part of the Artifact Documentation phase.

The Scope Definition phase involves defining the boundaries and components of the enterprise architecture documentation.