The Open Group Architecture (Togaf) Certification Practice Test!
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Complete the sentence. There are five criteria that distinguish a good set of principles: Understandable, Robust, Complete, Consistent and __________.
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A. Agile
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B. Dynamic
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C. Comprehensive
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D. Rational
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E. Stable
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E. E. StableExplanation
A good set of principles should be stable, meaning that they remain consistent and reliable over time. Stability ensures that the principles can be consistently applied in various situations and are not easily influenced by external factors. It also allows for predictability and trust in the principles, as they are unlikely to change frequently or unexpectedly.Rate this question:
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Which of the following describes a purpose of an Architecture Compliance review?
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A. Identifying relationships between management frameworks
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B. Identifying stakeholders and their concerns
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C. Identifying the business transformation risks for an architecture project
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D. Identifying criteria for procurement activities
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E. Identifying work packages for inclusion in the Architecture Roadmap
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D. D. Identifying criteria for procurement activitiesExplanation
An Architecture Compliance review is conducted to ensure that the implemented architecture complies with the established standards, guidelines, and best practices. It helps in identifying any deviations or non-compliance with the defined criteria. One of the key activities in procurement activities is to evaluate and select vendors or suppliers based on specific criteria. Therefore, identifying criteria for procurement activities aligns with the purpose of an Architecture Compliance review.Rate this question:
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Which section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles should clearly state the impact to the business and consequences of adopting the principle?
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A. Implications
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B. Name
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C. Rationale
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D. Statement
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A. A. ImplicationsExplanation
The section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles that should clearly state the impact to the business and consequences of adopting the principle is the "Implications" section. This section provides a detailed explanation of how the principle will affect the organization, including any potential risks or benefits. It helps stakeholders understand the potential outcomes and make informed decisions about whether to adopt the principle.Rate this question:
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Which part of the TOGAF document describes an overview of typical architecture deliverables?
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A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
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B. Architecture Capability Framework
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C. Architecture Content Framework
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D. Enterprise Continuum & Tools
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E. TOGAF Reference Models
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C. C. Architecture Content FrameworkExplanation
The Architecture Content Framework in the TOGAF document provides an overview of typical architecture deliverables. This framework describes the types of artifacts that are commonly produced during the architecture development process, such as architecture building blocks, catalogs, matrices, and diagrams. It also outlines the relationships between these artifacts and how they contribute to the overall architecture. This section of the document helps practitioners understand the scope and structure of the architecture deliverables that should be created in order to effectively develop and communicate the architecture.Rate this question:
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In which Phase of the TOGAF ADM are the Architecture Roadmap and the Implementation and Migration Plan integrated with other change activity in the Enterprise?.
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A. PhaseA
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B. PhaseD
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C. PhaseE
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D. PhaseF
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E. PhaseG
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D. D. pHaseFExplanation
In Phase F of the TOGAF ADM, the Architecture Roadmap and the Implementation and Migration Plan are integrated with other change activity in the Enterprise. This phase focuses on the actual implementation of the architecture and includes activities such as developing a detailed implementation and migration plan, identifying and prioritizing projects, and coordinating the implementation of the architecture across different areas of the organization. This integration ensures that the architecture is effectively implemented and aligned with the overall change activity in the Enterprise.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does the TOGAF document define as the representation of a related set of concerns?
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A. Catalog
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B. Matrix
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C. Diagram
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D. View
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E. Viewpoint
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D. D. ViewExplanation
The TOGAF document defines a view as the representation of a related set of concerns. A view provides a way to look at a particular aspect of an architecture and captures the relevant information and relationships. It helps stakeholders understand and analyze specific concerns within the overall architecture. A view can be represented using various techniques such as diagrams, matrices, catalogs, or viewpoints, but the TOGAF document specifically defines it as a view.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence, The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels, Capability Architectures, Segment Architectures, and ____________.
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A. Baseline Architectures
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B. Solution Architectures
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C. Strategic Architectures
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D. Target Architectures
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E. Transition Architectures
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C. C. Strategic ArchitecturesExplanation
The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels: Capability Architectures, Segment Architectures, and Strategic Architectures. This division allows for a comprehensive and structured approach to designing and implementing architectural solutions. Strategic Architectures are crucial in aligning the overall architecture with the organization's strategic goals and objectives. They provide a high-level view of the desired future state and guide the development of lower-level architectures. Baseline Architectures, Solution Architectures, and Target Architectures are not mentioned as levels in the Architecture Landscape. Transition Architectures may be a part of the overall architecture process but are not mentioned as a specific level in this context.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following best describes Capability-Based Planning?
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A. A planning technique that ensures business information is communicated to the right people at the right time
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B. A planning technique that ensures the application of business best practices
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C. A planning technique that ensures timely solutions
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D. A planning technique that focuses on business outcomes
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E. A planning technique that identifies services to be shared
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E. E. A planning technique that identifies services to be sharedExplanation
Capability-Based Planning is a planning technique that focuses on identifying services to be shared. It involves identifying and prioritizing the capabilities needed to achieve business objectives and then determining which of these capabilities can be shared across different areas or functions within an organization. This approach helps in optimizing resource allocation, improving collaboration, and enhancing efficiency by avoiding duplication of efforts and promoting the reuse of existing capabilities.Rate this question:
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TOGAF Part VII, Architecture Capability Framework recommends use of an ADM cycle for establishing an architecture practice. In this scenario which architecture would describe the organizational structure for the architecture practice?
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A. Application Architecture
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B. Business Architecture
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C. Data Architecture
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D. Technology Architecture
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E. Transition Architecture
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B. B. Business ArchitectureExplanation
The correct answer is B. Business Architecture. The organizational structure for the architecture practice is described by the Business Architecture. This includes defining the roles, responsibilities, and reporting relationships within the architecture practice. Business Architecture focuses on aligning the architecture practice with the overall business strategy and goals of the organization.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following best describes the purpose of the Communications Plan?
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A. To act as a deliverable container for artifacts created during a project
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B. To ensure that information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time
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C. To ensure that the results of a Compliance Assessment are distributed to the Architecture
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D. To inform the Architecture Board of changes to the architecture
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E. To show progression of change from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture
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C. C. To ensure that the results of a Compliance Assessment are distributed to the Architecture -
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Which of the following types of architecture defines technology standards for building blocks and provides direction for products and services?
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A. Common Systems Architecture
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B. Foundation Architecture
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C. Industry Architecture
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D. Organization-Specific Architecture
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E. Transition Architecture
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B. B. Foundation ArchitectureExplanation
Foundation Architecture is the correct answer because it defines technology standards for building blocks and provides direction for products and services. This type of architecture serves as a baseline for the development of other architectures within an organization and ensures consistency and interoperability between different systems and components. It establishes the fundamental principles, guidelines, and standards that guide the design and implementation of technology solutions.Rate this question:
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The TOGAF ADM uses a version numbering convention to illustrate the evolution of Baseline and Target Architecture Definitions. What does Version 1.0 indicate according to this convention?
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A. A high-level outline architecture
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B. A preliminary outline architecture
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C. A formally reviewed, detailed architecture
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D. A draft, detailed architecture
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E. A formally reviewed, preliminary architecture
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C. C. A formally reviewed, detailed architectureExplanation
Version 1.0 in the TOGAF ADM version numbering convention indicates a formally reviewed, detailed architecture. This means that the architecture has gone through a formal review process and has been developed to a detailed level of specification.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels, Strategic Architectures, Segment Architectures and _____________.
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A. Baseline Architectures
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B. Capability Architectures
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C. Solution Architectures
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D. Target Architectures
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E. Transition Architectures
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B. B. Capability ArchitecturesExplanation
The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels, Strategic Architectures, Segment Architectures, and Capability Architectures. This division allows for a comprehensive understanding and organization of the different aspects of architecture within an organization. By including Capability Architectures as one of the levels, it emphasizes the importance of aligning architectural capabilities with the overall strategic goals and objectives of the organization. This level focuses on the capabilities needed to support the business functions and processes, ensuring that the architecture is designed to enable and enhance these capabilities.Rate this question:
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Which section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles should describe situations where one principle would be given precedence over another?
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A. Implications
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B. Name
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C. Rationale
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D. Statement
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E. Trade-oils
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C. C. RationaleExplanation
The "Rationale" section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles should describe situations where one principle would be given precedence over another. This section provides the reasoning and justification behind the principle, explaining why it is important and how it should be applied in different situations. It helps to clarify the decision-making process and provides guidance on when and why one principle may take precedence over another.Rate this question:
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In which part of the ADM cycle are building blocks evolved using a common platform of steps ?
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A. Preliminary Phase rid Phase A
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B. Phases B, C and D
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C. Phases E and F
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D. Phases Grid H
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B. B. pHases B, C and DExplanation
In Phases B, C, and D of the ADM cycle, building blocks are evolved using a common platform of steps. These phases involve activities such as defining the business architecture, information systems architecture, and technology architecture. By following a common set of steps, the building blocks can be developed consistently and efficiently across these phases, ensuring alignment and integration between different aspects of the architecture.Rate this question:
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In Phases B, C, and D of the ADM cycle the first step defined is to select reference models, viewpoints, and tools. Which of the following is the next step in each of these phases?
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A. Conduct formal stakeholder review
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B. Create Architecture Definition Document
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C. Develop Baseline Architecture
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D. Perform gap analysis
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E. Resolve impacts across the Architecture Landscape
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C. C. Develop Baseline ArchitectureExplanation
In Phases B, C, and D of the ADM cycle, after selecting reference models, viewpoints, and tools, the next step is to develop the Baseline Architecture. This involves creating a high-level representation of the current state of the architecture, including the existing systems, data, and technologies. This step helps to establish a starting point for further development and analysis of the architecture.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does the TOGAF document describe as the risk categorization prior to determining and implementing mitigating actions?
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A. The critical level of risk
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B. The initial level of risk
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C. The intermediate level of risk
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D. The mitigated level of risk
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E. The residual level of risk
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B. B. The initial level of riskExplanation
The TOGAF document describes the initial level of risk as the risk categorization prior to determining and implementing mitigating actions. This means that before any actions are taken to mitigate the risks, the document outlines the initial level of risk that needs to be addressed. This allows for a clear understanding of the current risk level and helps in determining the appropriate mitigating actions. The document may further classify the risks into different categories based on their severity or impact, but the initial level of risk is the starting point for risk assessment and mitigation.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. The Standards Information Base is a repository area that ___________.
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A. defines the parameters, structures, and processes to support governance of the Architecture Repository
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B. describes the organization specific architecture framework and method
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C. lists the set of specifications to which architectures must conform
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D. provides a record of the governance activity across the enterprise
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E. provides guidelines, templates, and patterns used to create new architectures
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C. C. lists the set of specifications to which architectures must conformExplanation
The Standards Information Base is a repository area that lists the set of specifications to which architectures must conform.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is described by the TOGAF document as "a detailed plan of the system at component level to guide its implementation"?
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A. Architecture
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B. Artifact
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C. Deliverable
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D. Model
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E. View
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A. A. ArchitectureExplanation
The TOGAF document describes architecture as a detailed plan of the system at the component level to guide its implementation. This means that the architecture provides a comprehensive and detailed outline of how the system's components should be organized and implemented. It serves as a roadmap for the development and implementation of the system, ensuring that all components are properly designed and integrated.Rate this question:
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Which part of the TOGAF document describes taxonomies for categorizing the outputs of architecture activity?
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A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
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B. Architecture Capability Framework
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C. Architecture Development Method
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D. Enterprise Continuum & Tools
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D. D. Enterprise Continuum & ToolsExplanation
The Enterprise Continuum & Tools section of the TOGAF document describes taxonomies for categorizing the outputs of architecture activity. This section provides guidance on how to organize and classify the various artifacts, deliverables, and other outputs that are produced during the architecture development process. It also includes information on the tools and techniques that can be used to support and enhance the architecture development process.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does the TOGAF document define as architectural work product that describes an aspect of the architecture?
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A. Application Platform Interface
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B. Artifact
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C. Building Block
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D. Deliverable
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E. Framework
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B. B. ArtifactExplanation
The TOGAF document defines an artifact as an architectural work product that describes an aspect of the architecture. This means that an artifact is a tangible or intangible output of the architectural process that provides information about a specific aspect of the architecture. It could be a document, diagram, model, or any other form of representation that helps to communicate and document different aspects of the architecture.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does the TOGAF ADM recommend for use in developing the Architecture Vision?
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A. Architecture Principles
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B. Business Scenarios
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C. Interoperability Analysis
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D. Migration Planning Techniques
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E. Risk Management Techniques
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B. B. Business ScenariosExplanation
The TOGAF ADM recommends the use of Business Scenarios in developing the Architecture Vision. Business Scenarios help to identify and understand the business needs and requirements that the architecture should address. They provide a clear understanding of the current and future state of the organization and help in defining the scope and objectives of the architecture. By considering different Business Scenarios, architects can ensure that the Architecture Vision aligns with the strategic goals and objectives of the organization.Rate this question:
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Which of the TOGAF architecture development phases is the first phase of an architecture development cycle, defines the scope for an engagement and identifies the stakeholders?
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A. Architecture Change Management
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B. Architecture Vision
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C. Business Architecture
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D. Preliminary Phase
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E. Technology Architecture
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B. B. Architecture VisionExplanation
The first phase of an architecture development cycle is the Architecture Vision phase. This phase defines the scope for an engagement and identifies the stakeholders. It sets the direction and purpose for the architecture development process, providing a high-level view of the desired outcomes and benefits of the architecture. The Architecture Vision phase helps to establish a common understanding among stakeholders and ensures that their needs and requirements are considered throughout the development process.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does TOGAF provide as a set of reference materials for establishing an architecture function within an organization?
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A. Architecture Content Framework
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B. Technical Reference Model
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C. Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
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D. Architecture Development Method
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E. Architecture Capability Framework
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E. E. Architecture Capability FrameworkExplanation
TOGAF provides the Architecture Capability Framework as a set of reference materials for establishing an architecture function within an organization. The Architecture Capability Framework helps organizations to define and structure their architecture capability, including roles, responsibilities, processes, and tools. It provides guidance on how to establish and mature the architecture function within the organization, ensuring that it is aligned with business goals and objectives. This framework helps organizations to develop and manage their architecture capability effectively, enabling them to deliver value through architecture.Rate this question:
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Which part of TOGAF describes a step-by-step approach to developing an enterprise architecture?
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A. ADM Guidelines and Techniques
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B. Architecture Capability Framework
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C. Architecture Content Framework
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D. Architecture Development Method
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E. Enterprise Continuum & Tools
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D. D. Architecture Development MethodExplanation
The Architecture Development Method (ADM) is the part of TOGAF that describes a step-by-step approach to developing an enterprise architecture. It provides a structured and repeatable process for creating, implementing, and managing architectures within an organization. The ADM includes guidelines, techniques, and best practices for architecture development, ensuring that the architecture aligns with business goals and objectives. It covers all aspects of the architecture development lifecycle, from initial planning and scoping to final implementation and maintenance.Rate this question:
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Which of the following does TOGAF describe as "the structure of components, their inter-relationships, and the principles guiding their design and evolution over time"?
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A. View
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B. Artifact
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C. Model
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D. Deliverable
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E. Architecture
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E. E. ArchitectureExplanation
TOGAF describes architecture as "the structure of components, their inter-relationships, and the principles guiding their design and evolution over time." This means that architecture encompasses the overall design and structure of components, how they are connected and interact with each other, and the guiding principles that govern their design and evolution. Architecture is not just a static concept, but also evolves over time to meet changing needs and requirements.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. TOGAF describes the role of an Architecture Contract as _______.
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A. an agreement between development partners and sponsors on the architecture deliverables
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B. a plan to ensure that architecture information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time
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C. a set of general rules and guidelines to support development of the enterprise architecture
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D. a timeline showing progression from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture
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A. A. an agreement between development partners and sponsors on the architecture deliverablesExplanation
TOGAF describes the role of an Architecture Contract as an agreement between development partners and sponsors on the architecture deliverables. This means that the Architecture Contract outlines the expectations and responsibilities of all parties involved in the development of the architecture, ensuring that everyone is on the same page and aligned with the desired outcomes. The contract serves as a formal agreement that defines the scope, deliverables, timelines, and other key aspects of the architecture project.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is a re-usable artifact that is used to create architecture models addressing stakeholder concerns?
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A. Catalog
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B. Matrix
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C. Diagram
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D. View
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E. Viewpoint
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E. E. ViewpointExplanation
In TOGAF, a Viewpoint defines a set of concerns and the corresponding views that address those concerns. It provides a reusable framework for creating architecture models that are relevant to different stakeholders. Views, catalogs, matrices, and diagrams are components used within the framework of a Viewpoint to address specific concerns and present information effectively.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels, Capability, Segment, and ____________.
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A. Baseline
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B. Solution
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C. Strategic
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D. Target
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E. Transition
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C. C. StrategicExplanation
The Architecture Landscape is divided into three levels: Capability, Segment, and Strategic. The Capability level focuses on the organization's overall abilities and resources. The Segment level breaks down the capabilities into specific areas or domains. The Strategic level looks at the long-term goals and objectives of the organization and aligns the architecture to support those goals. This level ensures that the architecture is strategically aligned with the organization's vision and direction.Rate this question:
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Which one of the following best describes an Architecture Compliance Review?
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A. A review of an architecture project against established criteria and business objectives
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B. A review of the plans for enterprise transformation
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C. A review of the ability to share information and services
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D. A review of the readiness of an organization to accept change
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E. A review to highlight the shortfall between baseline and target architectures
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A. A. A review of an architecture project against established criteria and business objectivesExplanation
An Architecture Compliance Review is a review of an architecture project against established criteria and business objectives. This means that the review assesses whether the architecture project aligns with the predetermined standards and goals set by the organization. It ensures that the project is meeting the necessary requirements and objectives, and identifies any deviations or gaps that need to be addressed. This review helps to ensure that the architecture project is on track and in line with the overall business objectives.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. TOGAF defines five criteria for a good set of principles: Complete, Consistent, Stable, Understandable and _______.
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A. Agile,
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B. Dynamic
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C. Comprehensive
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D. Robust
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E. Strategic
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D. D. RobustExplanation
TOGAF defines five criteria for a good set of principles: Complete, Consistent, Stable, Understandable and Robust. The term "robust" means that the principles should be strong and able to withstand different situations and challenges. They should be able to adapt and remain effective in various contexts, ensuring their reliability and durability. Therefore, the correct answer is D. Robust.Rate this question:
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Which of the following is described by the TOGAF Architecture Content Framework as a type of artifact that shows relationships between things?
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A. Building Block
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B. Catalog
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C. Diagram
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D. Matrix
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E. Deliverable
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D. D. MatrixExplanation
The TOGAF Architecture Content Framework describes a matrix as a type of artifact that shows relationships between things. A matrix is a visual representation that displays the relationships between different elements or components. It is often used to illustrate the connections, dependencies, or interactions between various entities in an architecture.Rate this question:
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Which ADM phase starts with the receipt of a Request for Architecture Work from the sponsoring organization?
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A. Phase A
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B. Phase B
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C. Phase H
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D. Preliminary Phase
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E. Requirements Management
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A. A. pHase AExplanation
Phase A starts with the receipt of a Request for Architecture Work from the sponsoring organization. This phase involves defining the scope and objectives of the architecture effort, identifying stakeholders, and creating a high-level architecture vision. It sets the foundation for the rest of the ADM phases by establishing the goals and requirements of the architecture project.Rate this question:
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In which ADM phase is the goal to ensure that the architecture achieves its original target business value?
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A. Phase E
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B. Phase F
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C. Phase G
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D. Phase H
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E. Preliminary Phase
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D. D. pHase HExplanation
Phase H is the phase where the goal is to ensure that the architecture achieves its original target business value. This phase focuses on monitoring the implementation of the architecture, assessing its performance, and making any necessary adjustments to ensure that the desired business outcomes are achieved. It involves conducting post-implementation reviews, evaluating the architecture's effectiveness, and recommending improvements if needed. This phase is crucial in ensuring that the architecture aligns with the business goals and delivers the expected value.Rate this question:
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TOGAF uses a version numbering convention to illustrate the evolution of the Baseline and Target Architecture Definitions. Which version number in this convention indicates a high-level outline of the architecture?
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A. Version 1.0
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B. Version 0.9
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C. Version 0.5
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D. Version 1.5
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E. Version 0.1
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E. E. Version 0.1Explanation
In the version numbering convention used by TOGAF, the version number indicates the maturity and level of detail of the architecture. A higher version number indicates a more mature and detailed architecture. Therefore, a lower version number, such as Version 0.1, indicates a high-level outline of the architecture as it is in the early stages of development and does not have much detail or refinement.Rate this question:
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Which section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles highlights the requirements for carrying out the principle?
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A. Implications
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B. Name
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C. Rationale
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D. Statement
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A. A. ImplicationsExplanation
The section of the TOGAF template for Architecture Principles that highlights the requirements for carrying out the principle is the "Implications" section. This section outlines the potential consequences and impacts of implementing the principle, including any necessary actions, resources, or changes that need to be considered. It provides a clear understanding of the practical implications and requirements associated with the principle.Rate this question:
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Which ADM Phase includes obtaining approval for the Statement of Architecture Work?
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A. Preliminary Phase
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B. Phase A: Architecture Vision
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C. Phase B: Business Architecture
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D. Phase F: Migration Planning
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E. Phase G: Implementation Governance
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B. B. pHase A: Architecture VisionExplanation
In the ADM (Architecture Development Method), Phase A: Architecture Vision includes obtaining approval for the Statement of Architecture Work. This phase focuses on understanding the business goals and objectives, defining the scope of the architecture effort, and creating a high-level vision of the architecture. Obtaining approval for the Statement of Architecture Work is an important step in this phase as it ensures that the stakeholders are aligned with the proposed architecture and are committed to its implementation.Rate this question:
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According to TOGAF, which of the following define general rules and guidelines for the use of assets across the Enterprise?
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A. Architecture principles
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B. Business scenarios
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C. Functional Requirements
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D. Procurement policies
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E. Stakeholder concerns
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A. A. Architecture principlesExplanation
Architecture principles in TOGAF define general rules and guidelines for the use of assets across the enterprise. These principles provide a set of guidelines and best practices that guide the design and development of the enterprise architecture. They help ensure consistency, coherence, and alignment with the organization's goals and objectives. By following these principles, organizations can make informed decisions about the use of assets and ensure that they are used in a way that supports the overall enterprise architecture.Rate this question:
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Which of the following best describes a purpose of the Gap Analysis technique?
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A. To catch errors in a project architecture early
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B. To guide decision making throughout the enterprise
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C. To help identify and understand business requirements
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D. To highlight shortfalls between the baseline and target architectures
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E. To mitigate risk when implementing an architecture project
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D. D. To highlight shortfalls between the baseline and target architecturesExplanation
The purpose of the Gap Analysis technique is to identify and understand the differences or shortfalls between the current or baseline architecture and the desired or target architecture. It helps in highlighting the gaps or discrepancies between the two architectures, allowing organizations to identify areas that need improvement or changes to align with the desired state. This technique is useful in planning and implementing architecture projects by providing insights into the areas that require attention and action.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. TOGAF covers the development of four architecture domains, Application, Business, Data and __________.
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A. Capability
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B. Segment
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C. Technology
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D. Transition
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E. Vision
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C. C. TechnologyExplanation
TOGAF covers the development of four architecture domains, Application, Business, Data, and Technology. Technology architecture refers to the design and implementation of the technology infrastructure and systems within an organization. It includes hardware, software, networks, and other technological components that support the organization's operations and goals.Rate this question:
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Which of the following describes an objective of Phase F: Migration Planning Phase?
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A. Develop a Target Technology Architecture
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B. Consolidate the Gap Analysis results from Phases B through D
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C. Generate and gain consensus on an initial Architecture Roadmap
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D. Coordinate the Implementation and Migration Plan with other frameworks
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E. Operate the governance framework and manage an architecture contract
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Complete the sentence. The Enterprise Continuum provides methods for classifying architecture artifacts as they evolve from.
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A. Foundation Architectures to re-usable architecture assets
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B. generic architectures to Oganization-Specific Architectures
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C. generic solutions to Industry Models
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D. generic architectures to reusable Solution Building Blocks
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E. Solutions Architectures to Solution Building Blocks
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B. B. generic architectures to Oganization-Specific ArchitecturesExplanation
The Enterprise Continuum provides methods for classifying architecture artifacts as they evolve from generic architectures to Organization-Specific Architectures. This means that the Continuum helps in categorizing and organizing the different types of architectures, starting from generic ones that can be applied across multiple organizations, and then progressing towards specific architectures that are tailored to meet the unique needs and requirements of a particular organization.Rate this question:
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Which of the following best describes the TOGAF Architecture Governance Framework?
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A. An approach to ensure the effectiveness of an organization's architectures
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B. An architecture of building blocks and corresponding standards, together with associated graphics
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C. An example set of Architecture Principles
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D. A reference model that includes information provider applications and brokering applications
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E. A model intended to assist with the release management of the TOGAF specification itself
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A. A. An approach to ensure the effectiveness of an organization's architecturesExplanation
The TOGAF Architecture Governance Framework is best described as an approach to ensure the effectiveness of an organization's architectures. This means that it provides guidelines and processes to govern the creation, implementation, and management of the organization's architectures to ensure that they align with the organization's goals and objectives. It helps to establish standards, policies, and procedures for architecture development, maintenance, and governance, ensuring that the architectures are consistent, compliant, and meet the organization's needs.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence: Building Blocks that are viewed as being at the left-hand side of the Solutions Continuum are known as ________.
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A. Common Systems Solutions
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B. Foundation Solutions
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C. Industry Solutions
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D. Organization-Specific Solutions
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E. Strategic Solutions
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B. B. Foundation SolutionsExplanation
Building Blocks that are viewed as being at the left-hand side of the Solutions Continuum are known as Foundation Solutions. These solutions form the basis or the starting point for developing more specific and tailored solutions. They provide a solid and standardized framework that can be built upon to address specific needs and requirements. Foundation Solutions are typically more generic and widely applicable across different industries and organizations.Rate this question:
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According to TOGAF, which of the following best describes the purpose of an Architecture Definition Document?
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A. To act as a deliverable container for artifacts created during a project
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B. To ensure that architecture information is communicated to the right stakeholders at the right time
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C. To govern the architecture throughout its implementation process
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D. To provide a high-level view of the end architecture product
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E. To show progression of change from the Baseline Architecture to the Target Architecture
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A. A. To act as a deliverable container for artifacts created during a projectExplanation
The purpose of an Architecture Definition Document, according to TOGAF, is to act as a deliverable container for artifacts created during a project. This means that the document serves as a repository for all the important documents, diagrams, and models that are created throughout the architecture development process. It ensures that all the relevant artifacts are organized and easily accessible, making it easier for stakeholders to review and understand the architecture.Rate this question:
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In which phase of the ADM cycle do building blocks become implementation-specific?
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A. Phase A
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B. Phase B
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C. Phase C
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D. Phase D
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E. Phase E
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E. E. pHase EExplanation
In Phase E of the ADM cycle, building blocks become implementation-specific. This phase focuses on the implementation and migration planning of the architecture. It involves defining the detailed implementation and migration plans, including identifying the specific technologies, products, and services that will be used to realize the architecture. Therefore, it is in Phase E that the building blocks are transformed into implementation-specific elements.Rate this question:
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According to TOGAF, which of the following terms describes people who have key roles in, or concerns about, a system?
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A. consumer
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B. CxOs
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C. lead architect
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D. sponsor
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E. stakeholder
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E. E. stakeholderExplanation
Stakeholders are individuals or groups who have a vested interest in the system. They may have key roles, responsibilities, or concerns about the system. They can include consumers, CxOs (executives), lead architects, sponsors, or any other relevant parties. The term "stakeholder" is a broad term that encompasses all these individuals and groups, making it the correct answer.Rate this question:
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Which of the following best describes the concept of Boundaryless Information Flow?
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A. Enabling the vision of an integrated information infrastructure
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B. Getting information to the right people at the right time in a secure, reliable and timely manner
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C. Enabling effective global communications between countries
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D. Enabling the flow of information to all stakeholders
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E. Providing a visual representation of information provider, consumer and brokering applications
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B. B. Getting information to the right people at the right time in a secure, reliable and timely mannerExplanation
The concept of Boundaryless Information Flow refers to the efficient and secure transfer of information to the appropriate individuals at the necessary time. It emphasizes the importance of eliminating barriers and ensuring that information flows seamlessly across different boundaries, such as organizational, geographic, or technological. This concept aims to enable effective communication and collaboration by providing the right information to the right people in a reliable and timely manner, while also ensuring its security.Rate this question:
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Complete the sentence. The ADM can be viewed as the process of populating the enterprise's own _______________ with relevant re-usable building blocks taken from the more generic side of the Enterprise Continuum.
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A. Architecture Repository
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B. Architecture Requirements
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C. Implementation and Migration plan
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D. Standards Information Base
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E. Strategic Architecture
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A. A. Architecture RepositoryExplanation
The ADM can be viewed as the process of populating the enterprise's own Architecture Repository with relevant re-usable building blocks taken from the more generic side of the Enterprise Continuum. The Architecture Repository is a centralized storehouse of architectural assets, such as models, patterns, and templates, that can be reused across different projects within the enterprise. These assets are organized and classified in the repository, making it easier for architects to locate and reuse them in their own projects. By populating the Architecture Repository with relevant building blocks, the ADM ensures that architects have access to a comprehensive set of reusable assets that can accelerate the development of new architectures.Rate this question:
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In Phases B, C, and D which is the first step in each phase?
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A. Conduct formal stakeholder review
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B. Create Architecture Definition Document
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C. Define Roadmap components
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D. Perform gap analysis
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E. Select reference models, viewpoints and tools
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E. E. Select reference models, viewpoints and toolsExplanation
In Phases B, C, and D, the first step in each phase is to select reference models, viewpoints, and tools. This is important because these elements provide a foundation for the architecture development process. By selecting appropriate reference models, viewpoints, and tools, the architect can ensure that the architecture is aligned with industry best practices and standards. This step sets the stage for the subsequent activities in each phase, such as conducting stakeholder reviews, creating architecture definition documents, defining roadmap components, and performing gap analysis.Rate this question:
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