OG0-093 · Question #18
In which phase of the TOGAF ADM are Gap Analysis results from earlier phases consolidated?
The correct answer is B. Phase E. Gap Analysis results from earlier architecture phases, such as business, data, application, and technology architectures, are consolidated in Phase E of the TOGAF ADM. This consolidation is crucial for identifying opportunities and planning the overall migration.
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In which phase of the TOGAF ADM are Gap Analysis results from earlier phases consolidated?
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- APhase D
- BPhase E
- CPhase F
- DPhase G
- EPhase H
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(22 responses)- B95% (21)
- E5% (1)
Why each option
Gap Analysis results from earlier architecture phases, such as business, data, application, and technology architectures, are consolidated in Phase E of the TOGAF ADM. This consolidation is crucial for identifying opportunities and planning the overall migration.
Phase D (Technology Architecture) focuses on developing the target technology architecture and performing gap analysis specific to technology, not consolidating results from all phases.
In TOGAF Phase E, Opportunity Identification and Planning, the architecture definition is finalized, and gap analysis results from Phases B, C, and D are consolidated. This consolidation helps in identifying work packages and developing the overall implementation and migration plan.
Phase F (Migration Planning) focuses on creating a detailed migration plan and implementation strategy based on the consolidated information, but the consolidation itself happens earlier.
Phase G (Implementation Governance) provides oversight to the implementation of the architecture, which occurs after the planning phases.
Phase H (Architecture Change Management) focuses on managing changes to the architecture after it has been implemented, not on consolidating initial gap analyses.
Concept tested: TOGAF ADM Phase E activities, Gap Analysis Consolidation
Source: https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-2-doc/arch/chap09.html
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