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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
Introduction The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) provides a structured approach for designing, planning, implementing, and governing enterprise architecture. One of the critical aspects of TOGAF is ensuring alignment between various stakeholders, particularly between Architecture Practitioners and Implementation Practitioners. This Read More
Introduction Scoping is a critical phase in the TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) Architecture Development Method (ADM) that helps define the boundaries and context of architecture work. This guide explores the conditions under which changes can be triggered, the Read More
Introduction The success of an architecture project and its outcomes hinges on the effective coordination between the Architecture Practitioner and the Implementation Practitioner. The Architecture Practitioner is responsible for delivering a well-defined architecture that allows for creativity and innovation while Read More
Introduction Finalizing the scope and budget for an implementation project is a critical phase in the Architecture Development Method (ADM). This phase, known as Phase F, involves rationalizing the resources required for the architecture project, packaging architecture specifications, and ensuring Read More
Introduction Implementing change within an organization is a complex process that requires careful management and communication. Once the impacts of proposed changes have been resolved, it is essential for practitioners to convey to stakeholders that their concerns have been addressed Read More