.
A. Agile
B. Dynamic
C. Comprehensive
D. Rational
E. Stable
A. Identifying relationships between management frameworks
B. Identifying stakeholders and their concerns
C. Identifying the business transformation risks for an architecture project
D. Identifying criteria for procurement activities
E. Identifying work packages for inclusion in the Architecture Roadmap
A. Implications
B. Name
C. Rationale
D. Statement
A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
B. Architecture Capability Framework
C. Architecture Content Framework
D. Enterprise Continuum & Tools
E. TOGAF Reference Models
A. PhaseA
B. PhaseD
C. PhaseE
D. PhaseF
E. PhaseG
A. Catalog
B. Matrix
C. Diagram
D. View
E. Viewpoint
A. Baseline Architectures
B. Solution Architectures
C. Strategic Architectures
D. Target Architectures
E. Transition Architectures
A. A planning technique that ensures business information is communicated to the right people at the right time
B. A planning technique that ensures the application of business best practices
C. A planning technique that ensures timely solutions
D. A planning technique that focuses on business outcomes
E. A planning technique that identifies services to be shared
A. Application Architecture
B. Business Architecture
C. Data Architecture
D. Technology Architecture
E. Transition Architecture
A. To act as a deliverable container for artifacts created during a project
B. To ensure that information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time
C. To ensure that the results of a Compliance Assessment are distributed to the Architecture
D. To inform the Architecture Board of changes to the architecture
E. To show progression of change from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture
A. Common Systems Architecture
B. Foundation Architecture
C. Industry Architecture
D. Organization-Specific Architecture
E. Transition Architecture
A. A high-level outline architecture
B. A preliminary outline architecture
C. A formally reviewed, detailed architecture
D. A draft, detailed architecture
E. A formally reviewed, preliminary architecture
A. Baseline Architectures
B. Capability Architectures
C. Solution Architectures
D. Target Architectures
E. Transition Architectures
A. Implications
B. Name
C. Rationale
D. Statement
E. Trade-oils
A. Preliminary Phase rid Phase A
B. Phases B, C and D
C. Phases E and F
D. Phases Grid H
A. Conduct formal stakeholder review
B. Create Architecture Definition Document
C. Develop Baseline Architecture
D. Perform gap analysis
E. Resolve impacts across the Architecture Landscape
A. The critical level of risk
B. The initial level of risk
C. The intermediate level of risk
D. The mitigated level of risk
E. The residual level of risk
A. defines the parameters, structures, and processes to support governance of the Architecture Repository
B. describes the organization specific architecture framework and method
C. lists the set of specifications to which architectures must conform
D. provides a record of the governance activity across the enterprise
E. provides guidelines, templates, and patterns used to create new architectures
A. Architecture
B. Artifact
C. Deliverable
D. Model
E. View
A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
B. Architecture Capability Framework
C. Architecture Development Method
D. Enterprise Continuum & Tools
A. Application Platform Interface
B. Artifact
C. Building Block
D. Deliverable
E. Framework
A. Architecture Principles
B. Business Scenarios
C. Interoperability Analysis
D. Migration Planning Techniques
E. Risk Management Techniques
A. Architecture Change Management
B. Architecture Vision
C. Business Architecture
D. Preliminary Phase
E. Technology Architecture
A. Architecture Content Framework
B. Technical Reference Model
C. Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
D. Architecture Development Method
E. Architecture Capability Framework
A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
B. Architecture Capability Framework
C. Architecture Content Framework
D. Architecture Development Method
E. Enterprise Continuum & Tools