OG0-093 · Question #262
Which phase of the ADM is an on-going activity that is visited throughout a TOGAF architecture project? ActualTests.com
The correct answer is E. Requirements Management. Requirements Management is a continuous activity within the TOGAF ADM that is revisited throughout the architecture project to manage changes and ensure alignment with stakeholder needs.
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Which phase of the ADM is an on-going activity that is visited throughout a TOGAF architecture project? ActualTests.com
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- AArchitecture Change Management
- BImplementation governance
- CMigration planning
- DPreliminary Phase
- ERequirements Management
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(16 responses)- A6% (1)
- B6% (1)
- E88% (14)
Why each option
Requirements Management is a continuous activity within the TOGAF ADM that is revisited throughout the architecture project to manage changes and ensure alignment with stakeholder needs.
Architecture Change Management is a phase focused on establishing procedures for managing change in the new architecture, typically after it's been implemented, not an ongoing activity during the ADM cycle itself.
Implementation Governance focuses on guiding and overseeing the implementation of the architecture, ensuring conformance, which is a specific phase activity, not a pervasive one.
Migration Planning is a specific phase that develops a detailed plan to transition from the baseline to the target architecture, rather than an ongoing activity throughout the entire ADM.
The Preliminary Phase sets up the architecture capability and context for the ADM, which is a foundational, initial activity, not one that is continuously revisited throughout the project.
Requirements Management is explicitly defined in TOGAF as a central, ongoing activity that manages all architecture requirements throughout the ADM cycle. It ensures that changes to requirements are properly assessed and addressed across all phases, influencing and being influenced by them.
Concept tested: TOGAF ADM ongoing activities
Source: https://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/chap19.html
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