TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
The TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (The Open Group, 2022) is the open enterprise architecture standard: the Architecture Development Method (Preliminary Phase, Phases A to H and Requirements Management), the techniques for applying it, the architecture content framework and enterprise metamodel, and the enterprise architecture capability and governance arrangements an organisation puts in place. The 10th Edition separates the stable Fundamental Content from the extendable TOGAF Series Guides.
TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition is a compliance framework from International with 5 domains and 95 controls. The largest domains are Architecture content: content framework, enterprise metamodel, deliverables, artifacts and building blocks – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (30 controls), Core concepts an enterprise architecture practice applies (Part 1 chapters 3 and 4) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (27 controls), ADM techniques and applying the ADM (iteration, levels, security, agile and digital contexts) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (17 controls). Every control below carries what it requires and what an assessor expects to see.
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Framework Domains (5)
ADM techniques and applying the ADM (iteration, levels, security, agile and digital contexts) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.4.3 | Three levels of architecture detail |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.4.4 | Hierarchy of ADM cycles run in parallel |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.4.6 | Product centric agile architecture and intentional architecture |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.4.7 | Choose an agile collaboration approach |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.1 | Managing stakeholders throughout |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.2 | Gap analysis matrix |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.3.1 | Implementation Factor Catalog |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.3.2 | Matrix of gaps, solutions, and dependencies |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.3.3 | Architecture Definition Increments Table |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.3.4 | Transition state evolution table |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.3.5 | Scoring business value |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.4 | Risk management process |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.3.5 | Architecture alternatives and trade-offs |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.4.1 | Adapting the method to architectural styles |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.4.2 | Iteration and the ADM |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.4.3 | Levels of the architecture landscape |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.4.4 | Architecture partitioning model |
Architecture Development Method: Preliminary Phase, Phases A to H and Requirements Management – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.1 | Preliminary Phase capability setup |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.10 | Requirements management across the ADM |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.2 | Architecture Vision approval |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.3 | Business Architecture development |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.4.1 | Data Architecture development |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.4.2 | Application Architecture development |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.5 | Technology Architecture development |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.6 | Opportunities and Solutions roadmap |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.7 | Migration Planning completion |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.8 | Phase G implementation governance oversight |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-6.2.9 | Phase H architecture change management |
Architecture content: content framework, enterprise metamodel, deliverables, artifacts and building blocks – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.5.1 | Content Framework use |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.5.2 | Classifying architectural work products |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.5.3 | Enterprise Continuum classification |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.5.4 | Architecture Repository taxonomy |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.1 | Tailoring the architecture framework |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.10 | Architecture Definition Document |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.10.1 | Business Architecture content |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.10.2 | Information systems architecture content |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.10.3 | Technology architecture content |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.11 | Architecture Requirements Specification content |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.11.1 | Business Architecture requirements in Phase B |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.11.2 | Information Systems Architecture requirements in Phase C |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.11.3 | Technology Architecture requirements in Phase D |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.11.4 | Interoperability requirements definition |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.12 | Architecture Roadmap work packages and value |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.13 | Architecture Building Block specifications |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.14 | Solution Building Block specifications |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.15 | Implementation and Migration Plan and schedule |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.16 | Transition Architectures for incremental change |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.19 | Change Request for architecture change |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.2 | Organizational model for enterprise architecture |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.21 | Requirements Impact Assessment |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.3 | Architecture principles definition and approval |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.3.1 | Principle template and quality criteria |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.4 | Business principles goals and drivers restated |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.5 | Architecture work request |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.6 | Architecture work statement |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.7 | Architecture Vision |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.8 | Communications plan for the architecture |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.9 | Capability assessment |
Core concepts an enterprise architecture practice applies (Part 1 chapters 3 and 4) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.10 | Classifying assets along the Enterprise Continuum |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.11 | Structuring the Architecture Repository |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.12.1 | Defining content framework and enterprise metamodel |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.12.2 | Selecting and adapting a content framework |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.12.3 | Enterprise metamodel as the content starting set |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.13 | Establish an architecture capability |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.14 | Operate architecture as a business |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.15 | Tailor TOGAF to the enterprise |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.16 | Tailoring to the architectural style |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.17 | Present stakeholder-specific architecture views |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.19 | Manage architecture transformation risk |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.3 | Cover the four architecture domains |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.4 | Run architecture development iteratively |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.1 | Enterprise support services for strategic decisions |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.2 | Design support services including minimum viable architecture |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.3 | Development support services during delivery |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.4 | Requirements elicitation and understanding services |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.5 | Architecture planning services at project start |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.5.6 | Practice development support services |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.6 | Classifying deliverables, artifacts and building blocks |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.7 | Layered architecture abstraction levels |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.7.1 | Contextual abstraction level |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.7.2 | Conceptual abstraction level |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.7.3 | Logical abstraction level |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.7.4 | Physical abstraction level |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.8 | Architecture principles and their hierarchy |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-3.9 | Defining and applying interoperability |
Enterprise architecture capability and governance: architecture board, compliance, contracts, maturity and skills – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
| Code | Title |
|---|---|
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.5.2 | Adapt the Digital Business Reference Model |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.5.3 | Apply the Government Reference Model in public sector work |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.5.4 | Assess architecture maturity at intervals |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.5.5 | Manage architecture projects with a project method |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-4.5.6 | Define architecture roles, skills and proficiency |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.6.2 | Enterprise architecture governance controls |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-5.6.3 | Architecture Board mandate and membership |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.17 | Implementation Governance Model |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.18 | Architecture Contracts with partners and sponsors |
| togaf-standard-10th-edition::TOGAF-7.20 | Periodic compliance assessment in Phase G |
What is TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition and who does it apply to?
TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition is a compliance framework from International with 5 domains and 95 controls. The TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (The Open Group, 2022) is the open enterprise architecture standard: the Architecture Development Method (Preliminary Phase, Phases A to H and Requirements Management), the techniques for applying it, the architecture content framework and enterprise metamodel, and the enterprise architecture capability and governance arrangements an organisation puts in place. The 10th Edition separates the stable Fundamental Content from the extendable TOGAF Series Guides. It is used by organisations to establish and maintain compliance with industry standards and regulatory requirements.
What does TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition actually require?
TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition has 95 controls organised across 5 domains. The largest domains are Architecture content: content framework, enterprise metamodel, deliverables, artifacts and building blocks – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (30 controls), Core concepts an enterprise architecture practice applies (Part 1 chapters 3 and 4) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (27 controls), ADM techniques and applying the ADM (iteration, levels, security, agile and digital contexts) – TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition (17 controls). Each control defines specific requirements that organisations must implement to achieve compliance.
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