OG0-093 · Question #270
Which one of the following does TOGAF Part VII recommend in order to implement an Enterprise Architecture Capability?
The correct answer is D. Use the Architecture Development Method. TOGAF Part VII recommends using the Architecture Development Method (ADM) as the core process to implement and operate an Enterprise Architecture Capability.
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Which one of the following does TOGAF Part VII recommend in order to implement an Enterprise Architecture Capability?
Options
- ADevelop an Architecture Roadmap
- BPopulate the Architecture Repository
- CPopulate theEnterprise Continuum
- DUse the Architecture Development Method
- EUse the Implementation Governance Phase
How the community answered
(48 responses)- B2% (1)
- C6% (3)
- D88% (42)
- E4% (2)
Why each option
TOGAF Part VII recommends using the Architecture Development Method (ADM) as the core process to implement and operate an Enterprise Architecture Capability.
Developing an Architecture Roadmap is an output of specific ADM phases, not the method for implementing the entire architecture capability itself.
Populating the Architecture Repository is an ongoing activity and a component of the architecture capability, rather than the primary method for its implementation.
Populating the Enterprise Continuum is an ongoing activity and a component of the architecture capability, rather than the primary method for its implementation.
TOGAF Part VII, which details the Architecture Capability Framework, explicitly identifies the ADM as the foundational process for developing and managing enterprise architecture. Utilizing the ADM provides a structured, iterative approach essential for establishing and maintaining an effective architecture capability.
The Implementation Governance Phase (Phase G) is a specific stage within the ADM, not the overall method recommended for implementing the entire EA capability.
Concept tested: TOGAF Architecture Capability Implementation
Source: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/framework/part7/part7.html
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