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Introduction to Architecture Governance Architecture governance is a critical aspect of the architecture development process, ensuring that all stakeholders are engaged, informed, and aligned with the architecture’s objectives. The TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) provides a structured approach to Read More
Introduction In the context of Enterprise Architecture (EA), understanding the roles, duties, and decision rights of various stakeholders is crucial for effective governance. This tutorial will explore the key roles involved in the governance of the Target Architecture, their responsibilities, Read More
Introduction In the realm of Enterprise Architecture (EA), governance plays a crucial role in ensuring that both the development of the Target Architecture and the management of changes within that architecture are effectively directed and controlled. This tutorial will explore Read More
1. What is to be governed? In the context of Enterprise Architecture (EA), governance encompasses the frameworks, processes, and standards that guide the development, implementation, and management of architectural practices within an organization. Key elements to be governed include: Architectural Read More
Introduction The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) provides a structured approach for organizations to design, plan, implement, and govern enterprise architecture (EA). Phase H, which focuses on coordination and the business cycle in action, is critical for ensuring that EA Read More
Introduction Transition Architecture is a critical aspect of Enterprise Architecture (EA) that focuses on managing the evolution of an organization’s architecture from its current state to a desired target state. This guide aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of managing Read More
1. Introduction The TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) standard provides a structured approach to enterprise architecture. This guide focuses on special cases within TOGAF, particularly in agile environments, domain-specific architectures, and incident response. Each section will provide insights and Read More
1. Introduction to TOGAF® ADM The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) provides a structured approach for organizations to design, plan, implement, and govern enterprise architecture. The Architecture Development Method (ADM) is the core of TOGAF, guiding practitioners through a series Read More
Introduction The realization of a solution is a critical phase in the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM), marking the transition from design and development to actual implementation and usage. This guide focuses on the post-rollout warranty period, the role of Read More
Introduction The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) provides a structured approach to enterprise architecture, emphasizing the importance of aligning solution delivery with the overall architecture of the organization. This guide focuses on the critical aspects of guiding the delivery of Read More