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TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) has undergone significant evolution from its version 9.2 to the latest version, TOGAF 10. This guide provides a detailed analysis of the key differences and enhancements between these versions, focusing on the improvements in Read More
1. Introduction to ArchiMate ArchiMate is a standardized modeling language for enterprise architecture (EA), designed to visualize, analyze, and communicate complex systems across business, application, and technology domains. By providing a unified framework, it bridges gaps between stakeholders like business Read More
Transition Architectures are a critical component within the TOGAF framework, serving as intermediary states that bridge the gap between the Baseline and Target Architectures. This guide provides an in-depth look at the purpose, content, integration with the Architecture Development Method Read More
Architecture requirements within the TOGAF framework are essential for ensuring that the enterprise architecture aligns with business needs and stakeholder concerns. This guide provides an in-depth look at the definition, importance, sources, and management of architecture requirements within the TOGAF Read More
The TOGAF Architecture Vision is a crucial component of the Architecture Development Method (ADM) within the TOGAF framework. It serves as a high-level summary of the changes that will result from the successful deployment of the Target Architecture. This guide Read More
In TOGAF, a viewpoint is a specification of the conventions for constructing and using a particular kind of architecture view. It defines the perspective from which a view is created and utilized, ensuring that the architecture addresses the concerns of Read More
Architecture Governance is a critical practice within the TOGAF framework that ensures architectures are managed and controlled effectively at an enterprise level. It aligns the architecture framework with best practices, providing visibility, guidance, and control to support stakeholder requirements. This Read More
An architecture framework provides a foundational structure that guides the development of various architectures within an organization. It ensures consistency, completeness, and alignment with strategic goals. This guide explores the key characteristics of architecture frameworks, focusing on the TOGAF standard, Read More
In the TOGAF framework, Architecture Domains represent specific areas of focus within the broader enterprise architecture. These domains enable organizations to develop and manage their architectures in a structured and specialized manner. This guide explores the four primary architecture domains—Business, Read More
The TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) is a prominent framework within the realm of Enterprise Architecture (EA), distinguished by its structured, iterative approach to developing and managing enterprise architectures. This guide explores the unique features of the TOGAF ADM that Read More