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Which architecture types are included in TOGAF 8.1?
Which architecture types are included in TOGAF 8.1?
- Technology, Application, and Data Architecture only
- Technology, Application, Data, and Business Architecture (correct)
- Application, Data, and Business Architecture only
- Technology and Business Architecture only
What is a major difference between TOGAF 7 and TOGAF 8.1?
What is a major difference between TOGAF 7 and TOGAF 8.1?
- TOGAF 7 covers more architecture types than TOGAF 8.1
- TOGAF 7 has a more iterative approach compared to TOGAF 8.1
- TOGAF 8.1 only addresses Technology Architecture
- TOGAF 8.1 includes more architecture types than TOGAF 7 (correct)
Which of the following statements about ADM is true?
Which of the following statements about ADM is true?
- ADM is iterative, incorporating feedback between phases. (correct)
- ADM is only applicable to Technology Architecture.
- ADM does not require adaptation based on enterprise circumstances.
- ADM is a linear approach without phases.
What might necessitate the adoption of ADM in an enterprise?
What might necessitate the adoption of ADM in an enterprise?
Which of the following is NOT a component of TOGAF?
Which of the following is NOT a component of TOGAF?
What is the primary focus of defining data entities in a business context?
What is the primary focus of defining data entities in a business context?
Which characteristic of application systems is described in the content?
Which characteristic of application systems is described in the content?
What role does the architecture team play during Phase D of ADM?
What role does the architecture team play during Phase D of ADM?
In the context of evaluation during Phase E, what are teams likely assessing?
In the context of evaluation during Phase E, what are teams likely assessing?
Which of the following best describes the role of the TOGAF Technical Reference Model (TRM) in Phase D?
Which of the following best describes the role of the TOGAF Technical Reference Model (TRM) in Phase D?
What aspect must be defined during the ADM preliminary phase?
What aspect must be defined during the ADM preliminary phase?
Which scoping dimension focuses on the range of impact across the organization?
Which scoping dimension focuses on the range of impact across the organization?
What is a key outcome expected from the objectives set in the ADM phases?
What is a key outcome expected from the objectives set in the ADM phases?
During which phase of ADM is the scope of activities defined and prioritized?
During which phase of ADM is the scope of activities defined and prioritized?
What limitation does scoping address in an architectural activity?
What limitation does scoping address in an architectural activity?
Which phase details the objectives, approach, and steps for the ADM process?
Which phase details the objectives, approach, and steps for the ADM process?
What should be evaluated before committing individuals in the ADM preliminary phase?
What should be evaluated before committing individuals in the ADM preliminary phase?
Which of the following is NOT part of the scoping dimensions?
Which of the following is NOT part of the scoping dimensions?
What is the first step in the migration planning phase?
What is the first step in the migration planning phase?
Which of the following is a primary focus of the implementation governance phase?
Which of the following is a primary focus of the implementation governance phase?
What should occur during the architecture change management phase?
What should occur during the architecture change management phase?
How should changes in enterprise architecture requirements be managed?
How should changes in enterprise architecture requirements be managed?
In which phase is a detailed implementation plan generated?
In which phase is a detailed implementation plan generated?
What is a key activity during the Architecture Requirements Management phase?
What is a key activity during the Architecture Requirements Management phase?
What is the main goal during the Migration Planning phase?
What is the main goal during the Migration Planning phase?
What essential function does implementation governance perform?
What essential function does implementation governance perform?
What does a Foundation Architecture include in TOGAF?
What does a Foundation Architecture include in TOGAF?
What characterizes a Common System Architecture within TOGAF?
What characterizes a Common System Architecture within TOGAF?
Which statement best describes Industry Architectures in TOGAF?
Which statement best describes Industry Architectures in TOGAF?
What defines an Industry Solution in the context of TOGAF?
What defines an Industry Solution in the context of TOGAF?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between a System Solution and a Common System Architecture?
Which of the following best describes the relationship between a System Solution and a Common System Architecture?
What does the Enterprise Continuum primarily serve as?
What does the Enterprise Continuum primarily serve as?
What type of architecture does TOGAF consider as part of its Enterprise Continuum?
What type of architecture does TOGAF consider as part of its Enterprise Continuum?
What describes an architecture building block in the Enterprise Continuum?
What describes an architecture building block in the Enterprise Continuum?
How does the TOGAF ADM guide the development of architectures and solutions?
How does the TOGAF ADM guide the development of architectures and solutions?
Which of the following is NOT included in the content of the Enterprise Continuum?
Which of the following is NOT included in the content of the Enterprise Continuum?
What characterizes solution building blocks in the Enterprise Continuum?
What characterizes solution building blocks in the Enterprise Continuum?
In which stage of architecture development do building blocks play a crucial role?
In which stage of architecture development do building blocks play a crucial role?
What is the relationship between the Architecture Continuum and the Solutions Continuum?
What is the relationship between the Architecture Continuum and the Solutions Continuum?
Flashcards
TOGAF 8.1
TOGAF 8.1
A framework for enterprise architecture that includes Technology, Application, Data, and Business Architecture.
TOGAF 7
TOGAF 7
A previous version of TOGAF, focused solely on Technology Architecture.
ADM (Architecture Development Method)
ADM (Architecture Development Method)
The process for creating and managing enterprise architecture in TOGAF.
Enterprise Continuum
Enterprise Continuum
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Resource Base
Resource Base
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Iterative Process
Iterative Process
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ADM Scoping
ADM Scoping
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ADM Phases
ADM Phases
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ADM Preliminary Phase
ADM Preliminary Phase
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Architecture Vision Phase (ADM Phase A)
Architecture Vision Phase (ADM Phase A)
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Enterprise Continuum
Enterprise Continuum
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Data Types
Data Types
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Data Sources
Data Sources
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Data Entities
Data Entities
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Application Systems
Application Systems
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Technology Architecture
Technology Architecture
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Technology Architecture resources
Technology Architecture resources
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Implementation options
Implementation options
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Migration Planning
Migration Planning
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Implementation Governance
Implementation Governance
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Architecture Change Management
Architecture Change Management
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Architecture Requirements Management
Architecture Requirements Management
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Strategic Parameters for Change
Strategic Parameters for Change
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Implementation Plan
Implementation Plan
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Overall Implementation Strategy
Overall Implementation Strategy
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Enterprise Continuum
Enterprise Continuum
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Architecture Building Blocks
Architecture Building Blocks
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Solution Building Blocks
Solution Building Blocks
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Enterprise Continuum Progression
Enterprise Continuum Progression
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Building Blocks Repository
Building Blocks Repository
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Architecture Development Method (ADM)
Architecture Development Method (ADM)
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Foundation Architecture
Foundation Architecture
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Common System Architecture
Common System Architecture
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System Solution
System Solution
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Industry Architecture
Industry Architecture
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Industry Solution
Industry Solution
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Study Notes
TOGAF Overview
- TOGAF stands for The Open Group Architecture Framework
- It's a detailed framework and supporting tools for developing enterprise architecture
- It's freely available for internal enterprise architecture development
- Integrates with other frameworks to deliver deliverables
- Covers multiple architecture domains in version 8.1 (Technology, Application, Data, Business)
TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM)
- ADM is a structured iterative method for developing an enterprise architecture
- The process is iterative, encompassing the whole process, between phases, and within phases
- Key points in using ADM:
- Adopt when enterprise circumstances demand integration with other frameworks
- Decide scope and leverage of needs within the Enterprise Continuum in each iteration
ADM Scoping Dimensions
- Horizontal scope: defines Enterprise and Architecture domains
- Vertical scope: defines level of detail
- Scoping decisions must create enterprise value
ADM Phases
- TOGAF 8.1 defines phases A-H
- Each phase includes objectives, approach, inputs, steps, and outputs.
ADM Preliminary Phase
- Ensuring all necessary parties are committed
- Defining architecture principles and assumptions
- Listing individuals/teams involved, location and duties
- Defining the framework and methodology
- Establishing evaluation procedures
ADM Phase A: Architecture Vision
- Validating business principles, goals, and drivers.
- Defining the scope, components of the architecture effort
- Identifying stakeholders, their concerns, and objectives.
- Defining key business requirements and constraints
- Securing formal approval
ADM Phase B: Business Architecture
- Describing current baseline business architecture using UML-based modeling
- Developing a target business architecture describing strategy and aspects like product and/or service, organizational, functional, informational and geographic aspects
- Analyzing gaps between baseline and target business architecture
ADM Phase C: Information System Architecture
- Developing target architectures for Data and/or Application Systems (depending on project scope)
- Defining data types, sources, entities
- Defining application types, logical groupings, capabilities, and relationships among data and applications..
ADM Phase D: Technology Architecture
- Developing technology architecture on implementation basis
- Considering architecture resource availability in the Technology Continuum (TRM)
ADM Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
- Evaluating and selecting implementation options (e.g., build vs. buy vs. reuse)
- Identifying strategic parameters for change and top-level work packages
- Generating an overall implementation and migration strategy
ADM Phase F: Migration Planning
- Prioritizing implementation projects
- Developing a detailed implementation plan
ADM Phase G: Implementation Governance
- Formulating recommendations for each implementation project
- Performing appropriate governance functions during implementation and deployment
- Ensuring conformity with the defined architecture
ADM Phase H: Architecture Change Management
- Monitoring continual changes in technology and business environment.
- Determining whether to initiate a new architecture evolution cycle
ADM Architecture Requirements Management
- A dynamic, not static, procedure for managing enterprise architecture requirements and changes.
- Storage, identification, and use of architecture requirements throughout ADM phases. (market conditions, laws, etc.)
Enterprise Continuum
- A repository of reusable building blocks
- Contains:
- Work in progress, and past work done in the organization
- Reference models/patterns, e.g., TOGAF's Foundation Architecture, e-Commerce.
- TOGAF views the world of enterprise architecture as a continuum from generic to very specific architectures
Enterprise Continuum Components
- Foundation architecture: computing environment with corresponding standards.
- Common System architecture: particular problem domain, but not complete functionality (network, security).
- Industry architectures: pre-built, off-the-shelf architectures for particular industries.
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