OG0-091 · Question #194
Which one of the following best describes the implications of TOGAF being a generic framework?
The correct answer is B. It must be adapted to satisfy organization specific requirements. TOGAF is intentionally designed as a generic, vendor- and industry-neutral framework so it can apply across a wide range of organizations. However, this generality means it cannot fully address every organization's unique context, culture, constraints, or terminology out of the…
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Which one of the following best describes the implications of TOGAF being a generic framework?
Options
- AThe organization must utilize an architecture tool in order to tailor the templates for use
- BIt must be adapted to satisfy organization specific requirements
- CIt can be utilized by most enterprises without further customization
- DIt can only be used for enterprise level architecture projects
- EIt should only be employed under the supervision of highly trained consultants
How the community answered
(41 responses)- A2% (1)
- B93% (38)
- E5% (2)
Explanation
TOGAF is intentionally designed as a generic, vendor- and industry-neutral framework so it can apply across a wide range of organizations. However, this generality means it cannot fully address every organization's unique context, culture, constraints, or terminology out of the box. Therefore, it must be adapted-tailored-to satisfy organization-specific requirements before use. TOGAF explicitly states in its Preliminary Phase that one of the first tasks is to customize the framework for the enterprise. The remaining options are incorrect: TOGAF does not require a specialized tool (A), cannot be used without customization by most enterprises (C), is not limited to enterprise-level projects only (D), and does not require highly trained consultants to supervise its use (E).
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