Key components of TOGAF include:
Architecture Development Method (ADM): This is the core of TOGAF and outlines a step-by-step process for creating, managing, and maintaining an enterprise architecture. The ADM provides a structured approach to develop and evolve an organization's architecture.
Architecture Content Framework: TOGAF defines various artifacts and deliverables, including models, templates, and guidelines that help architects document and communicate the architecture effectively.
Architecture Repository: This is a centralized store for all architecture-related information, which makes it easier to manage and reference architectural artifacts.
Architecture Capability Framework: It focuses on building and enhancing an organization's architecture capabilities, including roles, processes, and skills required for effective architecture management.
TOGAF Reference Models: These models offer generic solutions to common architectural challenges, such as the Technical Reference Model (TRM) and the Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
TOGAF Tools and Support: TOGAF is supported by various tools and resources that facilitate its adoption and use.
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