TOGAF Classroom Series - M13 adm phases (g - h)
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This document summarizes the objectives, inputs, steps, and outputs of phases G and H of the ADM (Architecture Development Methodology). Phase G is the implementation governance phase, which ensures conformance with the target architecture during implementation projects. Phase H is the architecture change management phase, which ensures the architecture lifecycle is maintained and changes are managed accordingly. Both phases take various documents as inputs, have defined steps to follow, and produce outputs like updated architecture documents and compliance assessments.
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TOGAF Classroom Series - M13 adm phases (g - h)
- 7. Phase G - Steps 6. Do post-implementation review, close the implementation 5. Implement business and IT operations 4. Perform EA compliance reviews 3. Guide development of solutions deployment 2. Identify deployment resource and skills 1. Confirm scope and priorities for deployment with the development management
- 8. Phase G - Outputs • Architecture Contract (signed) • Compliance Assessments • Change Requests • Architecture-compliant solu9ons deployed, including: • Implemented system • Populated Architecture Repository • Recommenda5ons and dispensa5ons • Service delivery requirements • Performance metrics, SLAs • Architecture Vision, ADD • Transi5on Architecture • Business and IT opera5ng models
- 15. Phase H - Steps 7. Activate the process to implement Change 6. Manage Governance Process 5. Develop Change Requirements to meet Performance Targets 4. Provide Analysis for Architecture Change Management 3. Manage Risks 2. Deploy Monitoring Tools 1. Establish Value Realization process