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Welcome to the world of TOGAF, where the intricacies of enterprise architecture are unraveled and organized into a comprehensive guide. As we embark on this journey through the TOGAF document, we will explore the fundamental principles, methodologies, and frameworks that Read More
Introduction: TOGAF, or The Open Group Architecture Framework, is a robust architecture framework designed to aid in the acceptance, production, use, and maintenance of enterprise architectures. Developed and maintained by The Open Group Architecture Forum, TOGAF has evolved since its Read More
According to the TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) manual, the Benefits diagram is a visual representation that helps stakeholders assess and prioritize identified opportunities within an architecture definition. These opportunities can include changes or improvements to the architecture or Read More
Introduction According to the TOGAF manual, when creating the Architecture Vision, it is advisable to begin by establishing an overarching architecture that illustrates how all the various components from different architectural domains will come together. This should align with the Read More
In the dynamic landscape of enterprise architecture and strategic planning, effective communication and alignment among stakeholders are paramount. The Value Chain Diagram, as a fundamental artifact in TOGAF ADM’s Vision phase, plays a pivotal role in achieving these objectives. This Read More
Early 1990 TOGAF was initiated in the early 1990s as methodology for the development of technical architecture, and has been developed by The Open Group into an extensive enterprise architecture framework. 1995 – TOGAF Version 1 In 1995, the first version of TOGAF Read More
In the previous phases of the TOGAF ADM, phase B, C, D, you’ve developed the baseline and target Architectures of all architecture domains, and recognized the gaps in between. In phase E you will identify the work packages, transition architectures, Read More
In the previous phase of the TOGAF ADM, phase A, you’ve defined the architecture vision and secured the approval of the architecture work proposed. In phase B, C and D you will model the baseline and target architectures for the Read More
The main goal of the TOGAF ADM phase A is to set and confirm the expectations for an enterprise architecture project. You need to build consensus with the sponsoring organization and gain their approvals before you can continue to subsequent Read More
In the preliminary phase of TOGAF, you’ll perform preparation and initiation activities to meet the business directive for a new enterprise architecture. In this video we will walk you through the major steps to perform in the preliminary phase. Other Read More