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TOGAF ADM Phases Flashcards

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  1. Which ADM phase is concerned with defining the scope, constraints, and expectations for a new architecture engagement?

    Answer: Preliminary Phase

    The Preliminary Phase establishes the architecture capability, defines the scope, and sets up the governance framework before formal ADM cycles begin.

  2. What is the primary output of Phase A (Architecture Vision) in the ADM?

    Answer: Statement of Architecture Work

    The Statement of Architecture Work is the key deliverable of Phase A, formally defining the scope and approach for the architecture project.

  3. Which ADM phase focuses on identifying gaps between the Baseline and Target Technology Architectures?

    Answer: Phase D

    Phase D (Technology Architecture) develops the Baseline and Target Technology Architectures and performs gap analysis between them.

  4. In the ADM, what does Phase E (Opportunities and Solutions) primarily produce?

    Answer: Work Packages and Implementation Roadmap

    Phase E generates Work Packages, identifies major implementation projects, and produces the initial Architecture Roadmap.

  5. Which phase of the ADM is responsible for managing the transition from the current to the target architecture?

    Answer: Phase G

    Phase G (Implementation Governance) provides architectural oversight of the implementation and ensures conformance with the defined architecture.

  6. What is the central hub of the ADM cycle that all phases revolve around?

    Answer: Requirements Management

    Requirements Management is the central process in the ADM that manages architecture requirements throughout all phases.