TOGAF ADM Phases Flashcards
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Which ADM phase defines the target Business Architecture to support the Architecture Vision?
Answer: Phase B
Phase B (Business Architecture) develops the Baseline and Target Business Architectures and performs gap analysis.
What does the acronym 'BDAT' refer to in the context of ADM phases?
Answer: Business, Data, Application, Technology — the four architecture domains
BDAT refers to Business, Data, Application, and Technology — the four architecture domains addressed in ADM Phases B, C, and D.
Which ADM phase is focused on establishing the Architecture Contract between the architecture and implementation teams?
Answer: Phase F
Phase F (Migration Planning) finalizes the Architecture Roadmap and Migration Plan, while Phase G oversees the contract and conformance.
In ADM Phase H (Architecture Change Management), what triggers a new ADM cycle?
Answer: A change request that requires a significant architecture update
Phase H monitors for changes in the business or technology environment; a significant change triggers a new ADM iteration.
What is the purpose of the Architecture Compliance Review conducted during Phase G?
Answer: To check that implementation projects conform to the defined architecture
Architecture Compliance Reviews in Phase G verify that implementation projects are building to the specifications of the defined architecture.
Which ADM phase produces the detailed Implementation and Migration Plan?
Answer: Phase F
Phase F (Migration Planning) produces the detailed Implementation and Migration Plan, prioritizing projects and defining transition architectures.