OG0-091 · Question #260
What version number does the TOGAF ADM use to indicate that a high-level outline of the architecture is in place?
The correct answer is D. Version 0.1. TOGAF uses a versioning convention for architecture deliverables throughout the ADM cycle. Version 0.1 indicates that a high-level outline or draft architecture is in place - typically produced in Phase A (Architecture Vision). As the architecture is refined through subsequent…
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What version number does the TOGAF ADM use to indicate that a high-level outline of the architecture is in place?
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- AVersion 0.5
- BVersion 0.7
- CVersion 1.0
- DVersion 0.1
- EVersion 0.9
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(42 responses)- A2% (1)
- B2% (1)
- D95% (40)
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TOGAF uses a versioning convention for architecture deliverables throughout the ADM cycle. Version 0.1 indicates that a high-level outline or draft architecture is in place - typically produced in Phase A (Architecture Vision). As the architecture is refined through subsequent phases, the version number is incremented. Version 1.0 signifies the final, formally approved and baselined architecture. This versioning scheme helps stakeholders understand the maturity and completeness of a given architecture document.
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