TOGAF TOGAF ADM Phases 3

Question 1

What is a 'Transition Architecture' in the context of the ADM?

Accepted Answer

A formal architecture for an intermediate state during migration

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The final target state architecture

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The baseline current-state architecture

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An architecture pattern used between phases

Question 2

Which ADM phase is most concerned with assessing the readiness of the organization to accept change?

Accepted Answer

Phase F

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Phase A

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Preliminary Phase

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Phase H

Question 3

In the ADM, what is the role of Architecture Principles during Phase B, C, and D?

Accepted Answer

They guide and constrain the architecture decisions made in those phases

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They are created for the first time in each phase

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They replace the need for gap analysis

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They define the technology standards only

Question 4

What type of analysis is performed in each of Phases B, C, and D to identify shortfalls between current and target states?

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Gap Analysis

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SWOT Analysis

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Cost-Benefit Analysis

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Risk Assessment

Question 5

Which ADM phase is responsible for populating the Architecture Repository with completed deliverables?

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All phases contribute to the Architecture Repository throughout the ADM

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Only Phase A

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Only the Preliminary Phase

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Only Phase H

Question 6

What is the key difference between an 'Architecture Deliverable' and an 'Architecture Artifact' in TOGAF?

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Deliverables are contractually specified work products; artifacts are catalogs, matrices, or diagrams within deliverables

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Deliverables are informal; artifacts are formal contracts

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Artifacts are produced by sponsors; deliverables are produced by architects

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There is no meaningful difference in TOGAF