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Introduction In architecture projects, understanding the viewpoints and requirements of stakeholders is crucial for ensuring that the final design meets their needs and expectations. This guide will explore the importance of identifying and consolidating stakeholder concerns, selecting appropriate viewpoints, and Read More
Introduction In the realm of enterprise architecture (EA), understanding the broader context in which an architecture project operates is crucial for its success. This involves recognizing the “neighbors” of the architecture project—other projects, systems, or initiatives that may impact or Read More
Introduction In the context of the Architecture Development Method (ADM), as outlined by TOGAF, understanding and managing dependencies is crucial for the success of any architecture project. This guide provides a detailed approach to ascertain dependencies, emphasizing the importance of Read More
Introduction Architecture to Support Project (ASP) is a critical component of Enterprise Architecture (EA) that ensures projects align with organizational goals, comply with governance standards, and effectively integrate with existing systems. This guide outlines the steps and considerations necessary for Read More
Introduction In dynamic and creative organizations, innovative ideas often emerge from unexpected sources, leading to Requests for Architecture Work (RFAW) that may not align with existing architectural gaps or strategic initiatives. This guide outlines the process for effectively managing these Read More
Introduction In the realm of Enterprise Architecture (EA), driving confidence in delivery is essential for successful budget preparation and project execution. This guide outlines the key steps and considerations for ensuring that architecture effectively supports change, simplifies decision-making, and aligns Read More
In the rapidly evolving landscape of technology and business, organizations must adapt to external influences while ensuring that their internal architecture remains robust and aligned with strategic objectives. The focus on an inside-out approach in Enterprise Architecture (EA) development is Read More
Introduction The process of preparing a budget in an enterprise setting is a critical activity that requires collaboration among various teams, including line of business leaders, the financial controller’s office, and the Project Management Office (PMO). This guide outlines the Read More
Introduction Architecture to Support Portfolio is a critical phase in the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) that focuses on identifying projects, dependencies, synergies, and prioritizing and initiating these projects. This phase ensures that the enterprise’s portfolio aligns with its strategic Read More
Introduction In the context of Enterprise Architecture (EA), establishing a Baseline Architecture is crucial for measuring progress, assessing value, and aligning ongoing projects with strategic objectives. This guide outlines the steps to create a Baseline Architecture, leveraging the current state Read More