Which of the following does the TOGAF ADM recommend for use in developing an Architecture Vision document?

The correct answer is E. Architecture Principles. Architecture Principles are a key technique recommended by TOGAF for developing the Architecture Vision in Phase A. They provide the overarching rules and guidelines that govern the architecture and directly shape the vision of what the Target Architecture must look like. The…

Submitted by tom_us· Apr 18, 2026TOGAF ADM

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ABusiness Scenarios
BGap Analysis
CInteroperability Analysis
DRequirements Management
EArchitecture Principles

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Explanation

Architecture Principles are a key technique recommended by TOGAF for developing the Architecture Vision in Phase A. They provide the overarching rules and guidelines that govern the architecture and directly shape the vision of what the Target Architecture must look like. The Architecture Vision document explicitly relies on these principles to articulate the guiding constraints and aspirations for the architecture. While Business Scenarios are also used in Phase A, Architecture Principles are specifically called out as a recommended technique for the Architecture Vision deliverable itself.

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