OG0-093 · Question #360
What are the levels of the Architecture Landscape?
The correct answer is C. Capability, Segment and Strategic Architectures. The Architecture Landscape, as defined by TOGAF, is structured into three levels to represent architectural artifacts at different levels of detail and scope. These levels are Strategic, Segment, and Capability Architectures.
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What are the levels of the Architecture Landscape?
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- ACorporate EA, Project Team and Portfolio Team Architectures
- BBusiness, Data, Applications and Technology Architectures
- CCapability, Segment and Strategic Architectures
- DBaseline, Transition and Target Architectures
- EFoundation, Common and Solution Architectures
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(46 responses)- A4% (2)
- B2% (1)
- C89% (41)
- E4% (2)
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The Architecture Landscape, as defined by TOGAF, is structured into three levels to represent architectural artifacts at different levels of detail and scope. These levels are Strategic, Segment, and Capability Architectures.
These are roles or organizational groupings, not levels of the Architecture Landscape.
These are the four architecture domains, not levels of the Architecture Landscape.
According to TOGAF, the Architecture Landscape is typically structured into three levels: Strategic Architectures, which represent a long-term view; Segment Architectures, which provide a detailed view within a business segment; and Capability Architectures, which focus on specific capabilities. This hierarchical structure helps manage the complexity of enterprise architecture.
These describe states of an architecture - current, intermediate, future - not hierarchical levels of the Landscape itself.
While these terms might appear in some architectural contexts, they are not the defined levels of the TOGAF Architecture Landscape.
Concept tested: TOGAF Architecture Landscape levels
Source: https://publi.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/part-iv-architecture-content-framework/architecture-landscape
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