Which section of the TOGAF document describes the processes, skills and roles to establish and operate an architecture function within an enterprise?

The correct answer is E. Part VII: Architecture Capability Framework. Part VII: Architecture Capability Framework is the section of TOGAF that addresses how to establish, operate, and mature an architecture practice within an enterprise. It covers the organizational structures, roles, responsibilities, skills, and processes required to run an…

Submitted by helene.fr· Apr 18, 2026TOGAF Capability Framework

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APart II: Architecture Development Method
BPart III: ADM Guidelines and Techniques
CPart IV: Architecture Content Framework
DPart VI: TOGAF Reference Models
EPart VII: Architecture Capability Framework

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Part VII: Architecture Capability Framework is the section of TOGAF that addresses how to establish, operate, and mature an architecture practice within an enterprise. It covers the organizational structures, roles, responsibilities, skills, and processes required to run an effective architecture function. The other parts serve different purposes: Part II covers the ADM process itself, Part III provides guidelines and techniques for applying the ADM, Part IV defines the content metamodel and deliverables, and Part VI provides reference models like TRM and III-RM.

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