ITIL 4
General management practices – ITIL 4

ITIL 4 5.1.1: 5.1.1 Architecture management

Gives a clear picture of all the parts that make up the organization and how they connect, so present and future objectives can be met, and supplies the principles, standards and tools for handling complex change in a way that is both orderly and Agile. It covers business, service, information (data and application), technology and environmental architecture, which a small organization may merge into one. It keeps the reference architecture on which plan rests; finds improvement opportunities when reviewing the architectures; judges readiness for new markets in engage; owns the service architecture used in design and transition; identifies what should be obtained or built; and supports operation, restoration and maintenance.

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