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Which phase of the Cisco Business Architecture aligns to the Business Architecture domain of the open group architecture framework?
The correct answer is E. Customer knowledge. The "Customer knowledge" phase of the Cisco Business Architecture directly aligns with the Business Architecture domain as defined by The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF).
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Which phase of the Cisco Business Architecture aligns to the Business Architecture domain of the open group architecture framework?
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- ACustomer commit
- BDeploy and measure
- CResearch and analyze
- DDevelop and verify
- ECustomer knowledge
How the community answered
(19 responses)- C5% (1)
- D11% (2)
- E84% (16)
Why each option
The "Customer knowledge" phase of the Cisco Business Architecture directly aligns with the Business Architecture domain as defined by The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF).
"Customer commit" is related to securing a commitment from the customer, which is a later stage than initial business understanding.
"Deploy and measure" involves implementing solutions and tracking performance, occurring after the architectural planning.
"Research and analyze" is a broader phase, while "Customer knowledge" specifically zeroes in on the understanding of the customer's business context which is the core of TOGAF's Business Architecture domain.
"Develop and verify" focuses on solution design and validation, a subsequent step after understanding the business context.
The "Customer knowledge" phase in Cisco Business Architecture focuses on understanding the customer's business, strategic objectives, challenges, and current state, which directly corresponds to the activities within the Business Architecture domain of TOGAF. TOGAF's Business Architecture domain emphasizes developing a deep understanding of the enterprise's business strategy, governance, organization, and key business processes.
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