The TOGAF Course Material Taught @Gebze Technical University

1. ADM Phases
(Preliminary-A)
Module 4

2. Module Objec;ves
Summary of ADM Phases
• Objec5ves
• Inputs
• Steps
• Outputs

3. Preliminary Phase

4. Preliminary Phase: Objec;ves
• Determine the Architecture Capability desired
• Review the organiza;onal context for conduc5ng EA
• Iden5fy and scope the elements of the enterprise
organiza5ons affected by the Architecture Capability
• Iden5fy the established frameworks, methods, and
processes that intersect with the Architecture Capability
• Establish a Capability Maturity target
Preliminary Phase is about defining "where, what, why,
who, and how we do architecture" in the enterprise

5. Preliminary Phase: Inputs
• TOGAF
• Other architecture frameworks
• Business strategies and board business plans, IT
strategy
• Business principles, business goals, business drivers
• Governance and legal frameworks
Any exis5ng
• organiza5onal model
• architecture framework, principles, repository

6. Preliminary Phase: Steps
6. Implement Architecture Tools
5. Tailor TOGAF and other Architecture Frameworks if any
4. Identify Architecture Principles
3. Define & Establish the EA Team
2. Confirm Governance and Support Frameworks
1. Scope the Enterprise Organizations Impacted

7. Preliminary Phase: Outputs
• Organiza;onal model for EA
• Tailored Architecture
Framework, including
architecture principles
• Ini5al Architecture Repository
• Restatement of business
principles, goals and drivers
• Request for Architecture Work
• Architecture Governance
Framework

8. Preliminary Phase: Ar;facts

9. Guidelines & Techniques Used
• Applying Itera5on to the ADM
• Applying the ADM across the Architecture Landscape
• Architecture Principles

10. Supplementary Document Templates
• Architecture Principles
• Request for Architecture Work

11. Phase A : Architecture Vision

12. Phase A: Objec;ves
• Develop a high-level aspira;onal vision of the
capabili5es and business value to be delivered as a
result of the proposed enterprise architecture
through business scenarios
• Obtain approval for a Statement of Architecture
Work that defines a program of works to develop
and deploy the architecture outlined in the
Architecture Vision

13. Phase A: Inputs
• Request for Architecture Work
• Business principles, business goals
and drivers
• Organiza5on model for enterprise
architecture
• Tailored Architecture Framework,
including architecture principles
• Populated Architecture
Repository

14. Steps
11. Develop Statement of Architecture Work; secure approval
10. Identify the business transformation risks and mitigations
9. Define the Target Architecture value propositions and KPIs
8. Develop Architecture Vision
7. Confirm and elaborate architecture and business principles
6. Define scope
5. Assess readiness for business transformation
4. Evaluate business capabilities
3. Confirm business goals, drivers and constraints
2. Identify stakeholders, concerns and business requirements
1. Establish the architecture project

15. Phase A: Outputs
• Approved Statement of Architecture
Work including:
• Project descrip5on and scope
• Overview of Architecture Vision
• Project plan and Schedule
• Refined statements of business
principles, goals and drivers
• Architecture principles including
business principles

16. Phase A: Outputs
• Capability Assessment
• Tailored Architecture Framework
• Architecture Vision
• DraS Architecture Defini5on
Document
• Communica;ons Plan
• Addi5onal content popula5ng the
Architecture Repository

17. Phase A: Ar;facts

18. Guidelines & Techniques Used
• Applying Itera5on to the ADM
• Applying the ADM across the Architecture Landscape
• Interoperability
• Business Transforma5on Readiness Assessment
• Capability Based Planning
• Stakeholder Management
• Business Scenarios
• Risk Management

19. Supplementary Document Templates
• Communica5ons Plan
• Statement of Architecture Work
• Architecture Defini5on Document
• Capability Assessment
• Architecture Vision Document