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Architecture Governance in Practice Knowledge-Based Practice

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

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  1. 1.

    Which key success factor of Architecture Governance in the TOGAF Standard is defined as establishing decision-making processes and mechanisms that minimize or avoid potential conflicts of interest?

    • A) Independence
    • B) Transparency
    • C) Accountability
    • D) Discipline
  2. 2.

    According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which key success factor of Architecture Governance is defined as ensuring that all decisions, governance processes, and administrative actions are open, visible, and traceable to affected stakeholders?

    • A) Independence
    • B) Transparency
    • C) Accountability
    • D) Discipline
  3. 3.

    Which of the following is recognized in the TOGAF Standard as a key success factor for operationalizing Architecture Governance?

    • A) Operating architecture governance as an isolated function detached from existing enterprise governance structures.
    • B) Securing the active involvement and sustained engagement of business leadership in governance processes.
    • C) Assigning exclusive approval authority for all operational IT procurement to the enterprise architecture board.
    • D) Restricting architecture compliance assessments strictly to post-implementation software license reviews.
  4. 4.

    According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, which of the following represents a key success factor for implementing an effective Architecture Governance strategy in practice?

    • A) Integrating architecture governance with the organization's existing enterprise and IT governance frameworks while establishing clear accountability.
    • B) Operating architecture governance as an isolated, standalone process to prevent influence from broader corporate governance bodies.
    • C) Eliminating formal dispensation processes to ensure strict, unexceptionable adherence to baseline architectural standards.
    • D) Transferring full responsibility for architectural compliance reviews entirely to external third-party audit teams.

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