Which of the following best describes the state of architecture artifacts as a project progresses through ADM Phases A to D?

Question

Options

• AThe artifacts are transformed into solution architectures
• BThe artifacts become increasingly product focused
• CThe artifacts become increasingly generic and re-usable
• DThe artifacts evolve from generic architectures to organization-specific architectures
• EThe artifacts evolve from common systems architectures to foundation architectures

• A
  3% (1)
• B
  3% (1)
• D
  89% (32)
• E
  6% (2)

Explanation

This directly reflects how the Enterprise Continuum works within the ADM. Phases A through D (Architecture Vision, Business Architecture, Information Systems Architecture, Technology Architecture) take architectural inputs that begin at a generic, reusable level - drawing from Foundation Architectures and Common Systems Architectures - and progressively tailor them into architectures specific to the organization's context and needs. Option C is the reverse (generic and re-usable describes the starting point, not the direction of travel). Option E is also reversed - Foundation Architectures are the starting point, not the end. Phases A-D do not produce solution architectures (those come later in E-F).

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