In which Phase of the ADM does the business scenario technique figure most prominently?

The correct answer is B. Architecture Vision. The Business Scenario technique is most prominently used in Phase A: Architecture Vision. Business scenarios help architects identify, understand, and document business requirements by describing a problem or opportunity, the business and IT environment, desired outcomes, and…

Submitted by devops_kid· Apr 18, 2026ADM Guidelines and Techniques

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APreliminary
BArchitecture Vision
CBusiness Architecture
DInformation Systems Architectures
ETechnology Architecture

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The Business Scenario technique is most prominently used in Phase A: Architecture Vision. Business scenarios help architects identify, understand, and document business requirements by describing a problem or opportunity, the business and IT environment, desired outcomes, and the people and computing components needed. This technique is used early in the ADM cycle to justify the architecture work and shape the Architecture Vision deliverable. While business scenarios can be used elsewhere, TOGAF explicitly identifies Phase A as where the technique is most central.

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