OG0-091 Exam Dumps - The Open Group TOGAF 9 Certified Questions and Answers

A categorization mechanism for architecture and solution artifacts

A framework for operational and change activity

A method for designing an information system in terms of a set of building blocks

The lifecycle management of information and related technology used by an organization

The practice by which enterprise architectures are controlled at an enterprise-wide level

Application Architecture

Business Architecture

Data Architecture

Technology Architecture

To define the capabilities of the organization

To communicate the technical readiness of the project

To evaluate the readiness of the organization to undergo change

To produce a new Request for Architecture Work

Risk analysis is best conducted in the Architecture Vision phase so that the risk is eliminated in subsequent phases

Risk analysis should be carried out first in the Migration Planning phase

Risk analysis is outside the scope of enterprise architecture projects

Risk is pervasive in all enterprise architecture activity and should be managed in all phases of the ADM

The only risks that are within the scope of enterprise architecture are technological risks

They are a package of functionality intended to meet the business needs across the organization

They should have stable, published interfaces that allow other building blocks to interoperate with them

They are equivalent to software component objects or web services

They may have multiple implementations but with different, interdependent Building Blocks

They may be assembled from other Building Blocks

ensuring consistency between sub-architectures

approving the strategic business plans proposed by individual organization units within the enterprise

enforcement of architecture compliance

identifying and approving components for reuse

providing the basis for all decision-making with regard to changes to the architecture

It is a detailed data model that can be tailored to specific industries

It is an example of a Common Systems Architecture

It is a fundamental architecture upon which more specific architectures can be based

It is a model of application components and application services software, including brokering applications

Architecture Landscape

Architecture Vision

Enterprise Continuum

Governance Log

Standards Information Base

Name

Statement of Principle

Rationale

Enforcement Policy

Implications

It highlights areas of stakeholder concern

It highlights the impacts of change

It highlights services that are yet to be developed

It highlights services that are available

It highlights different viewpoints