What part of the Architecture Repository shows the building blocks that are currently in use within the organization?

The correct answer is A. Architecture Landscape. The Architecture Landscape is the portion of the Architecture Repository that provides a snapshot of the architecture building blocks currently deployed within the organization. It is organized into three levels: Strategic, Segment, and Capability. It represents what actually exi

Submitted by kevin_r· Apr 18, 2026Enterprise Continuum and Tools

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AArchitecture Landscape
BArchitecture Metamodel
CGovernance Log
DReference Library
EStandards Information Base

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The Architecture Landscape is the portion of the Architecture Repository that provides a snapshot of the architecture building blocks currently deployed within the organization. It is organized into three levels: Strategic, Segment, and Capability. It represents what actually exists 'on the ground' today. The Reference Library holds guidelines and templates, the Standards Information Base holds approved standards, the Governance Log tracks decisions and dispensations, and the Architecture Metamodel defines the structure used to describe architectures.

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