TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) is a methodology and framework for enterprise architecture that provides a comprehensive approach for designing, planning, implementing, and governing enterprise IT architecture. It is designed to meet the organization's data, application, and technology needs while maintaining alignment with business objectives.
Main TOGAF components:
- •ADM (Architecture Development Method): The iterative method for developing architecture
- •Architecture Content Framework: The deliverables and artifacts to produce
- •Enterprise Continuum: The repository of reusable architectural assets
- •Reference Models: Reference models (TRM, III-RM)
TOGAF architecture domains:
- •Business Architecture: Processes and organization
- •Data Architecture: Data structure and management
- •Application Architecture: Applications and interactions
- •Technology Architecture: Infrastructure and platforms
TOGAF is certified by over 90,000 professionals worldwide.
All terms
Application
A computer program or set of programs designed to streamline business operations.
Architecture
Refers to the structure and behavior of IT systems, processes, and infrastructure within an organization.
CMDB
Configuration Management Database: a comprehensive repository of information about IT components.
Data Flow
Describes the path data takes from its original source to its destination point.
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