The Enterprise Operating Model is a technique that is used in phases A through to E in the TOGAF Architecture Development Method.
Interoperability
The key element is being able to define the degree to which crucial services and information are to be shared. Within the TOGAF Architecture Development Method interoperability occurs in phases A through to F (From the Architecture Vision Phase through to the Migration Planning Phase)
Capability Based Planning
The objective of Capability Based Planning to focus on the planning, engineering and delivery of strategic business capabilities to the enterprise.
Risk Management
With any business transformation or architecture there will always be a degree of risk involved. The key is to determine, classify and reduce any risks as much as possible before starting. This is so that any risks identified are able to be tracked for the duration of the transformation process.
Developing Architecture Principles
An Architecture Principle is a method for providing support during the decision making process. In addition they provide guidance on using and deploying assets and resources pertaining to the architecture work.
Requirements Management Process
The Requirements Management Process is used throughout the entire Architecture Development Methodology life-cycle in all phases.
Phase H – Architecture Change Management
It is worth understanding that Phase H or the Architecture Change Management Phase is extremely pertinent to the processes pertaining to architecture governance and management of the Architecture Contract.
Phase G – Implementation Governance
The main objective of Phase G or the Implementation Governance Phase is to bring together all of the relevant information…
Phase F – Migration Planning
The main objective of Phase F or the Migration Planning Phase is to place the varying implementation projects into order based on their priority
Phase E – Opportunities and Solutions
The objective of Phase E or the Opportunities and Solutions Phase is to…