Objectives After going through Phases A-H it is time to take a look into central part of ADM – Architecture Requirements Management. Looking at the ADM phases you may think why Architecture Requirements Management is in the center of ADM diagram. The answer is simple: You need to ensure that this process is sustained and …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives Going thru all ADM phases, we created four architectures, after everything planned finally it is now implemented. Time to drink champagne? This description brings to my mind waterfall approach from software development. Is this so? The true is it will be whatever you want. …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives After creating architectures, choosing solutions and planning everything, assigned teams are finalny building. In Phase G we need to make sure, that what is built is actually compliant with our architecture. It might seem that this phase is the longest and most difficult of …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives In previous post (Phase E) we produced a high-level Implementation and Migration Plan to identify specific solutions to deliver the Target Architecture. Now we come to Phase F. Here we must finalise a detailed Implementation and Migration Plan, together with the final Architecture Roadmap. How to move from …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives Phase E is well named – it is about finding opportunities for delivering the Target Architecture by implementing specific solutions. Phase E generates the first complete version of the Architecture Roadmap – by combining the analysis and suggestions from the Architecture Development phases – …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives Technology architecture is a description of the structure and interaction of the platform services, and logical and physical technology components. This phase is mostly familiar to Infrastructure Architects, like me, where I am providing high level and low level designs with hardware components, network …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives TOGAF divides Phase C into two, covering the development of the Data and Application Architectures. As with the B and D architecture development phases, the objectives are to develop the target information systems architecture for data and application and to identify candidate architecture roadmap …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives A key objective in the Business Architecture phase is to develop a Target Business Architecture that shows how the enterprise can achieve the Architecture Vision and address the Request for Architecture Work. Its second objective is to identify first candidate architecture roadmap components to …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives Phase A – Architecture Vision – is the first phase in iteration cycle, after establishing Architecture Capability in Preliminary phase. It provides a Statement of the Architecture Work that will be delivered in an iteration of the ADM cycle. It also provides the Vision …
This is another post about TOGAF. Check other posts in the series. Objectives The main objective of the Preliminary Phase is to determine and establish the Architecture Capability. This includes gathering business drivers and deciding what organizational context, structures, tools or architecture frameworks will be needed to support architecture work. Approach Where, what, why, who, and how …