Enterprise Architecture Frameworks Flashcards
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Which TOGAF concept refers to the collection of architectural work products that describe the current and target states of an organization?
Answer: Architecture Landscape
The Architecture Landscape provides a view of all implemented architectures (baseline and target) at strategic, segment, and capability levels.
In the Zachman Framework, which column addresses the question 'When?' and captures timing, scheduling, and event-driven constraints?
Answer: Time column
The Time column (When?) in the Zachman Framework represents schedules, events, cycles, and state transitions for each stakeholder perspective.
A CMA architect wants to reuse proven architecture patterns from previous projects; where in the TOGAF Architecture Repository would these be stored?
Answer: Reference Library
The Reference Library holds guidelines, templates, patterns, and reference architectures that architects can reuse across projects.
Which TOGAF deliverable formally documents the agreement between the architecture team and the sponsor on the deliverables, quality, and fit-for-purpose of an architecture?
Answer: Architecture Contract
The Architecture Contract is a formal agreement between the development partners and sponsor that establishes obligations and expectations for architecture deliverables.
Which phase of the TOGAF ADM addresses Technology Architecture and produces the Technology Architecture Document?
Answer: Phase D
Phase D (Technology Architecture) defines the hardware, software, and network infrastructure required to support the application and data architectures.
The TOGAF Enterprise Continuum classifies architectures and solutions on a spectrum; what are the two main parts of this continuum?
Answer: Architecture Continuum and Solutions Continuum
The Enterprise Continuum is divided into the Architecture Continuum (generic to specific architectures) and the Solutions Continuum (generic to specific implementations).