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Enterprise Architecture Capability and Governance Knowledge Practice

TOGAF · Enterprise Architecture Capability and Governance · Foundation · Enterprise Architecture Capability and Governance

19 Foundation practice questions on Enterprise Architecture Capability and Governance. Questions that assess core concepts and understanding.

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Enterprise Architecture Capability and Governance 2.10 Phase H: Architecture Change Management

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  1. According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which category of architecture change in Phase H requires putting the architecture through the Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle again?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Operational change

  2. In the TOGAF ADM Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which type of change is characterized by a requirement to significantly increase investment and create entirely new architectural assets, typically triggering a new ADM cycle starting at Phase A?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Maintenance change

  3. According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which classification of change in Phase H: Architecture Change Management requires re-entering the Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle at Phase A?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Re-architecting change
    • C) Incremental change
    • D) Operational change

  4. In Phase H (Architecture Change Management) of the TOGAF ADM, which type of architecture change is typically triggered by a requirement to create new capabilities and usually requires repeating the entire ADM cycle?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Maintenance change

  5. According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which type of architecture change categorized in Phase H requires a major re-examination of the enterprise architecture and a return to Phase A to initiate a new Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Maintenance change

  6. Which type of architecture change in TOGAF Phase H requires putting the architecture through a completely new Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Operational change

  7. Which type of architecture change in Phase H of the TOGAF ADM requires running a complete new iteration of the Architecture Development Method starting from Phase A?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Maintenance change

  8. In Phase H (Architecture Change Management) of the TOGAF ADM, how is a change classified when it is driven by a fundamental strategic shift that requires putting the architecture through the full ADM cycle again?

    • A) A simplification change
    • B) An incremental change
    • C) A re-architecting change
    • D) An operational change

  9. In Phase H (Architecture Change Management) of the TOGAF ADM, which classification of architecture change requires putting the architecture through the complete ADM cycle again?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Evolutionary change

  10. According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which type of architecture change in Phase H is primarily driven by a requirement to derive additional value from an existing investment?

    • A) Incremental change
    • B) Simplification change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Strategic change

  11. According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which type of architectural change evaluated during Phase H (Architecture Change Management) is driven by a requirement to derive additional value from existing investments?

    • A) Incremental change
    • B) Simplification change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Baseline change

  12. In TOGAF Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which type of change is typically driven by a requirement to derive additional value from an existing architectural investment?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Bottom-up change

  13. In TOGAF Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which type of architectural change is typically triggered by fundamental shifts in business strategy or new drivers, requiring a full iteration through the Architecture Development Method (ADM) starting at Phase A?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Maintenance change

  14. In TOGAF Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which classification of architecture change is driven by a requirement to put in place a new architecture definition, typically requiring a new cycle through the Architecture Development Method (ADM)?

    • A) A simplification change
    • B) An incremental change
    • C) A re-architecting change
    • D) An operational change

  15. Which statement best describes the primary objective of Phase H (Architecture Change Management) within the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM)?

    • A) To establish a change management process that monitors business and technology drivers to ensure the architecture continues to deliver business value in a controlled manner.
    • B) To oversee the direct implementation of solutions and manage day-to-day software development deliverables.
    • C) To create the initial Architecture Vision and define the strategic scope for the enterprise architecture project.
    • D) To perform portfolio management and allocate financial resources across implementation work packages.

  16. In Phase H (Architecture Change Management) of the TOGAF Standard, architectural changes are classified into distinct types to guide governance decisions. Which type of architectural change is specifically characterized by a requirement to derive additional value from existing investments?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Evolutionary change

  17. In TOGAF Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which category of change is driven by a requirement to derive new strategic value and typically mandates initiating a new cycle of the Architecture Development Method (ADM)?

    • A) A simplification change
    • B) An incremental change
    • C) A re-architecting change
    • D) An operational maintenance change

  18. In Phase H (Architecture Change Management) of the TOGAF ADM, which category of architecture change necessitates putting the architecture through a complete new ADM cycle again?

    • A) Incremental change
    • B) Simplification change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Operational change

  19. In TOGAF Phase H (Architecture Change Management), which type of architecture change is driven by a requirement to increase investment and create new value, thereby requiring a re-evaluation of the architecture through a new ADM cycle?

    • A) Simplification change
    • B) Incremental change
    • C) Re-architecting change
    • D) Operational change

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