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  • 1 Confirm Scope and Priorities for Deployment with Development Management
  • 2 Identify Deployment Resources and Skills
  • 3 Guide Development of Solutions Deployment
  • 4 Perform Enterprise Architecture Compliance Reviews
  • 5 Implement Business and IT Operations
  • 6 Perform Post-Implementation Review and Close the Implementation
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Phase G

Implementation Governance

Table of Content

1 Confirm Scope and Priorities for Deployment with Development Management

Question 1

What is one of the main objectives of Phase G?

A) To develop new architecture models B) To ensure conformance with the Target Architecture by implementation projects C) To eliminate the need for governance D) To document the architecture process

Correct Answer: B) To ensure conformance with the Target Architecture by implementation projects


Question 2

Which of the following is NOT an architectural input for Phase G?

A) Capability Assessment B) Organizational Model for Enterprise Architecture C) Request for Proposal D) Architecture Governance Framework

Correct Answer: C) Request for Proposal


Question 3

What should be confirmed with development management at the beginning of Phase G?

A) Budget constraints B) Scope and priorities for deployment C) Stakeholder satisfaction D) Technology trends

Correct Answer: B) Scope and priorities for deployment


Question 4

What is the purpose of identifying deployment resources and skills in Phase G?

A) To reduce costs B) To ensure the project is completed on time C) To support effective implementation of the architecture D) To manage stakeholder expectations

Correct Answer: C) To support effective implementation of the architecture


Question 5

What is the focus of the step "Guide Development of Solutions Deployment"?

A) To oversee the financial aspects of the project B) To provide direction and support for deploying solutions C) To review existing architecture documentation D) To identify new stakeholders

Correct Answer: B) To provide direction and support for deploying solutions


Question 6

What do Enterprise Architecture Compliance reviews assess?

A) The budget of the project B) Conformance to the Target Architecture C) Team performance D) Market conditions

Correct Answer: B) Conformance to the Target Architecture


Question 7

What is the final step in Phase G?

A) Perform compliance reviews B) Implement business and IT operations C) Perform post-implementation review and close the implementation D) Confirm deployment priorities

Correct Answer: C) Perform post-implementation review and close the implementation


Question 8

Which input provides a comprehensive view of reusable components within the organization for Phase G?

A) Architecture Vision B) Architecture Repository C) Implementation Governance Model D) Statement of Architecture Work

Correct Answer: B) Architecture Repository


Question 9

The governance framework in Phase G is intended to:

A) Streamline the project management process B) Ensure that architectural changes are properly reviewed and authorized C) Eliminate the need for compliance checks D) Focus solely on IT operations

Correct Answer: B) Ensure that architectural changes are properly reviewed and authorized


Question 10

Which document outlines the specific requirements for architecture in Phase G?

A) Implementation and Migration Plan B) Architecture Requirements Specification C) Architecture Definition Document D) Statement of Architecture Work

Correct Answer: B) Architecture Requirements Specification


2 Identify Deployment Resources and Skills

Question 1

What is a primary consideration when identifying deployment resources and skills?

A) Budget allocation for the project B) Identifying system development methods required for solutions development C) Marketing strategies for the new architecture D) Hiring new team members

Correct Answer: B) Identifying system development methods required for solutions development


Question 2

Why is it important for the development resources to be educated on Enterprise Architecture deliverables?

A) To ensure compliance with external regulations B) To align project expectations with architectural standards C) To reduce project duration D) To minimize costs

Correct Answer: B) To align project expectations with architectural standards


Question 3

What should the chosen system development method ideally be able to do?

A) Reduce the number of required artifacts B) Interoperate with architecture outputs and generate code from architecture artifacts C) Increase the complexity of solutions D) Focus solely on operational aspects

Correct Answer: B) Interoperate with architecture outputs and generate code from architecture artifacts


Question 4

How can using modeling languages benefit the systems development process?

A) By increasing project costs B) By enabling better communication among stakeholders C) By reducing the cost of solutions development through integration with architecture artifacts D) By limiting the flexibility of development teams

Correct Answer: C) By reducing the cost of solutions development through integration with architecture artifacts


Question 5

What is an important feature that the systems development method should provide?

A) Static documentation B) Feedback mechanisms to the architecture team on designs C) Elimination of architectural standards D) Exclusive focus on implementation

Correct Answer: B) Feedback mechanisms to the architecture team on designs


Question 6

Which of the following best describes the relationship between the architecture team and development resources?

A) They operate independently without collaboration B) The architecture team only provides oversight without feedback C) Development resources need to provide ongoing feedback to the architecture team to ensure alignment D) The architecture team takes complete control over the development process

Correct Answer: C) Development resources need to provide ongoing feedback to the architecture team to ensure alignment


Question 7

What is a key outcome of selecting an appropriate systems development method?

A) Increased project risks B) Improved interoperability with architecture outputs C) Longer development timelines D) Reduced team collaboration

Correct Answer: B) Improved interoperability with architecture outputs


Question 8

In the context of deployment resources, why is it essential to educate the development team on specific project expectations?

A) To align their skills with market trends B) To ensure they can effectively utilize available technologies C) To enable them to understand and implement the architectural vision D) To ensure they can independently manage the project without supervision

Correct Answer: C) To enable them to understand and implement the architectural vision


3 Guide Development of Solutions Deployment

Question 1

What is the first step when guiding the development of solutions deployment for each project?

A) Document the timeline requirements B) Formulate project recommendations C) Obtain signatures from all organizations D) Conduct a gap analysis

Correct Answer: B) Formulate project recommendations


Question 2

What should be included in the impact analysis for each implementation project?

A) Budget allocations only B) Strategic requirements from the architectural perspective C) Marketing strategies for the new solution D) Team performance reviews

Correct Answer: B) Strategic requirements from the architectural perspective


Question 3

What kind of Change Requests should be documented in the impact analysis?

A) Only those related to budget changes B) Any requests, such as support for a standard interface C) Requests from external stakeholders only D) Changes that do not impact architecture

Correct Answer: B) Any requests, such as support for a standard interface


Question 4

Why is it important to document rules for conformance in impact analysis?

A) To create additional work for the project team B) To ensure all projects adhere to architectural standards C) To avoid documenting unnecessary details D) To limit project scope

Correct Answer: B) To ensure all projects adhere to architectural standards


Question 5

What should be documented regarding timeline requirements in the impact analysis?

A) General project timelines B) Specific timeline requirements from the roadmap C) Delays in previous projects D) Potential risks related to timelines

Correct Answer: B) Specific timeline requirements from the roadmap


Question 6

What is necessary to formalize the Architecture Contract?

A) Verbal agreements from stakeholders B) Documentation of all project details C) Signatures from all developing organizations and the sponsoring organization D) A single signature from the project manager

Correct Answer: C) Signatures from all developing organizations and the sponsoring organization


Question 7

What should be updated after obtaining signatures for the Architecture Contract?

A) The project's budget B) The Enterprise Continuum directory and repository for solutions C) Team roles and responsibilities D) The project timeline

Correct Answer: B) The Enterprise Continuum directory and repository for solutions


Question 8

What is the role of service requirements derived from Enterprise Architecture?

A) To guide team performance evaluations B) To outline the business and IT operating models for services C) To set project timelines D) To document Change Requests

Correct Answer: B) To outline the business and IT operating models for services


Question 9

What is a key activity in carrying out a gap analysis?

A) Identifying unnecessary project features B) Comparing the Solution Architecture with operational requirements C) Documenting team performance D) Analyzing external market trends

Correct Answer: B) Comparing the Solution Architecture with operational requirements


Question 10

What is produced at the end of the process of guiding the development of solutions deployment?

A) A project timeline B) A list of stakeholders C) An Implementation Plan D) A summary of project costs

Correct Answer: C) An Implementation Plan


4 Perform Enterprise Architecture Compliance Reviews

Question 1

What is the primary focus of performing Enterprise Architecture Compliance Reviews?

A) To assess project budgets B) To review ongoing implementation governance and Architecture Compliance C) To evaluate team performance D) To analyze market trends

Correct Answer: B) To review ongoing implementation governance and Architecture Compliance


Question 2

What should be conducted as part of the compliance review process?

A) Budget assessments B) Post-development reviews C) Team feedback sessions D) Marketing analysis

Correct Answer: B) Post-development reviews


Question 3

What is the purpose of conducting post-development reviews?

A) To evaluate project profitability B) To ensure that the development aligns with the established architecture C) To finalize team evaluations D) To prepare for the next phase of project planning

Correct Answer: B) To ensure that the development aligns with the established architecture


Question 4

What is a key action taken after performing compliance reviews?

A) Start new projects B) Close the development part of deployment projects C) Increase project budgets D) Conduct training sessions

Correct Answer: B) Close the development part of deployment projects


Question 5

What should be reviewed for each building block during the compliance review?

A) Team dynamics B) Budget allocations C) Ongoing implementation governance D) Market trends

Correct Answer: C) Ongoing implementation governance


Question 6

Why is it important to close the development part of deployment projects?

A) To free up resources for new projects B) To document lessons learned and ensure all objectives are met C) To avoid further changes to the architecture D) To shift focus to marketing strategies

Correct Answer: B) To document lessons learned and ensure all objectives are met


Question 7

Which of the following best describes an outcome of an Enterprise Architecture Compliance Review?

A) Increased project costs B) Improved alignment with architectural goals C) Delayed project timelines D) Increased stakeholder complaints

Correct Answer: B) Improved alignment with architectural goals


Question 8

What role does ongoing implementation governance play in compliance reviews?

A) It establishes new project goals B) It ensures adherence to architecture standards and guidelines C) It dictates team performance metrics D) It manages financial budgets

Correct Answer: B) It ensures adherence to architecture standards and guidelines


5 Implement Business and IT Operations

Question 1

What is one of the main activities involved in implementing Business and IT Operations?

A) Market research B) Skills development and training implementation C) Financial auditing D) Strategic planning

Correct Answer: B) Skills development and training implementation


Question 2

Which of the following should be included in the deployment projects?

A) IT services delivery implementation B) Vendor negotiation C) Stakeholder analysis D) Competitive analysis

Correct Answer: A) IT services delivery implementation


Question 3

What type of documentation should be published during the implementation phase?

A) Financial reports B) Communications documentation C) Marketing strategies D) Competitor profiles

Correct Answer: B) Communications documentation


Question 4

What is a key outcome of carrying out deployment projects?

A) Increased project costs B) Updated Baseline Architectures published to the Architecture Repository C) Delayed project timelines D) Redundant operational processes

Correct Answer: B) Updated Baseline Architectures published to the Architecture Repository


Question 5

Which repositories should be updated as a result of the deployment projects?

A) Financial records B) Operational configuration management stores C) Marketing databases D) Human resources records

Correct Answer: B) Operational configuration management stores


Question 6

What is the purpose of skills development and training implementation during the deployment projects?

A) To ensure compliance with financial regulations B) To prepare team members for new operational requirements C) To increase marketing effectiveness D) To reduce project costs

Correct Answer: B) To prepare team members for new operational requirements


Question 7

Which of the following best describes the nature of communications documentation published during implementation?

A) It details financial projections. B) It outlines changes and updates to stakeholders and team members. C) It focuses solely on marketing strategies. D) It summarizes past project outcomes.

Correct Answer: B) It outlines changes and updates to stakeholders and team members.


Question 8

What is the final step in the implementation of Business and IT operations regarding Baseline Architectures?

A) To discard old architecture documents B) To publish new Baseline Architectures to the Architecture Repository C) To conduct a competitive analysis D) To initiate new projects

Correct Answer: B) To publish new Baseline Architectures to the Architecture Repository


6 Perform Post-Implementation Review and Close the Implementation

Question 1

What is the primary purpose of conducting post-implementation reviews?

A) To reassess project budgets B) To evaluate the outcomes and effectiveness of the implementation C) To initiate new projects D) To develop marketing strategies

Correct Answer: B) To evaluate the outcomes and effectiveness of the implementation


Question 2

Which of the following is an expected outcome of a post-implementation review?

A) Increased project costs B) Recommendations for future projects C) Redundant documentation D) Elimination of all risks

Correct Answer: B) Recommendations for future projects


Question 3

What should be done with the findings from the post-implementation reviews?

A) Discard them as they are no longer relevant B) Publish the reviews for stakeholders and team members C) Keep them confidential D) Use them solely for financial auditing

Correct Answer: B) Publish the reviews for stakeholders and team members


Question 4

What is the final step in closing projects after conducting post-implementation reviews?

A) Initiate new development projects B) Archive project documentation C) Close projects formally D) Request additional funding

Correct Answer: C) Close projects formally


Question 5

Which of the following is NOT typically a focus area during post-implementation reviews?

A) Project deliverables B) Team performance C) Market trends D) User satisfaction

Correct Answer: C) Market trends


Question 6

Why is it important to publish post-implementation review findings?

A) To increase budget requests for future projects B) To ensure transparency and share lessons learned with the organization C) To highlight only positive outcomes D) To avoid future project evaluations

Correct Answer: B) To ensure transparency and share lessons learned with the organization


Question 7

What should be assessed during a post-implementation review?

A) Future marketing strategies B) Compliance with budget C) Effectiveness of the solution in meeting objectives D) Stakeholder resistance

Correct Answer: C) Effectiveness of the solution in meeting objectives


Question 8

What documentation should be updated when closing a project?

A) Financial statements B) Architectural blueprints C) Project closure documentation D) Marketing plans

Correct Answer: C) Project closure documentation


Additional Questions


Question 1: In the context of TOGAF, what does the Architecture Board primarily do?

A: Develops architectures.

B: Manages the financial aspects of architectures.

C: Procures IT tools for the organization.

D: Provides a governance body to oversee the implementation of the architecture.

Explanation: The Architecture Board is a governance body within the Architecture Capability Framework that provides oversight and guidance for architecture work. Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/ea-capability-and-governance/chap04.html#tag_04_01


Question 2: What is the primary role of Architecture Governance in TOGAF?

A: To oversee the implementation of architectures.

B: To provide a set of software tools for architects.

C: To provide a framework for managing and controlling architecture work.

D: To ensure that architecture assets are stored properly.

Explanation: Architecture Governance in TOGAF provides a structure for overseeing, guiding, and controlling architecture activities and projects. Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/introduction/chap04.html#tag_04_14


Question 3: How many phases does the ADM cycle consist of?

A: 4

B: 8

C: 6

D:10


Question 4: Which of the following best describes the iterative nature of the ADM?

A: Iterations always occur between adjacent phases.

B: Iterations can occur within a phase, between phases, or spanning multiple phases in any order.

C: Iterations can span multiple phases but always in a sequential manner.

D: Iterations are only applied when there's a change in technology.

Explanation: The ADM is inherently iterative, and iterations can happen in various ways, not just between adjacent phases or in a strict sequence. References: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/applying-the-adm/chap02.html#tag_02_01


Question 5: Which of the following is NOT a typical benefit of assessing architectural maturity in TOGAF?

A: Identifying areas of improvement in architectural processes.

B: Benchmarking against industry standards.

C: Ensuring compliance with external regulations.

D: Guiding the evolution of the architecture capability.

Explanation: While compliance with regulations is important, the primary focus of Architectural Maturity Models in TOGAF is on assessing and improving the maturity of architectural processes and capabilities, rather than regulatory compliance. Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/architecture-maturity-models/#_Toc95289656


Question 6: What is the primary purpose of the Architecture Capability within TOGAF?

A: To establish a practice and environment where architectures are developed consistently and effectively.

B: To provide a detailed list of IT technologies.

C: To offer a standard method for developing an enterprise architecture.

D: To provide a capability model for IT projects.

Explanation: The Architecture Capability focuses on establishing, maintaining, and using an architecture capability within an organization. Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/introduction/chap03.html#tag_03_13


Question 7: Refer to the information and answer which is this Phase ?

Output & Outcome : An architectural view that represents a state between the Baseline and Target Architectures.

Input : Analysis of differences between the Baseline and Target Architectures.

A: Phase C

B: Phase D

C: Phase E

D: Phase F

Explanation: Phase E, Opportunities and Solutions, involves identifying and defining Transition Architectures that provide a clear path and intermediate steps between the current state (Baseline Architecture) and the desired future state (Target Architecture).

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/adm/chap09.html


Question 8: In TOGAF, what is the primary purpose of a building block?

A: To serve as a visual representation of the architecture.

B: To represent a specific architectural component at various levels of abstraction.

C: To provide a set of software tools for architects.

D: To dictate specific software products for organizations.

Explanation: Building blocks in TOGAF represent specific architectural components at various levels of abstraction.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/architecture-content/chap05.html


Question 9: Which of the following is NOT a phase in the ADM?

A: Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions

B: Phase F: Migration Planning

C: Phase G: Implementation

D: Phase H: Architecture Change Management

Explanation: While Phases E, F, and H are part of the ADM, Phase G is named Implementation Governance" and not just "Implementation.""

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/adm/chap11.html


Question 10: When conducting gap analysis in TOGAF, why is it essential to consider both the current and target architectures?

A: Because the current architecture is always outdated and needs replacement.

B: To understand the discrepancies and derive the necessary work packages for transition.

C: To ensure that the target architecture is more viable than the current one in the long term.

D: Because the target architecture is always the latest version of the current architecture.

Explanation: Gap analysis is about understanding the differences between the current and target architectures. By analyzing both, architects can identify what needs to change and subsequently develop work packages or plans to bridge the gap.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/adm-techniques/chap05.html


Question 11: In TOGAF's Architecture Capability Framework, why is Architecture Governance essential?

A: Because it defines the list of architecture patterns.

B: Because it provides a list of IT technologies.

C: Because it provides a set of software tools.

D: Because it ensures that architectures are developed and managed in a consistent and effective manner.

Explanation: Architecture Governance provides a structure and framework for overseeing, guiding, and controlling architecture activities, ensuring consistency and effectiveness.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/ea-capability-and-governance/chap03.html


Question 12: In the Preliminary Phase, which of the following is crucial for ensuring that the architecture function operates effectively within the enterprise?

A: Establishing architecture governance

B: Implementing the architecture components

C: Designing the system architecture

D: Defining a clear set of architecture tools

Explanation: Establishing architecture governance in the Preliminary Phase ensures that there's a structured approach to overseeing and guiding the architecture development. It's crucial for the effective operation of the architecture function.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/adm/chap02.html


Question 13: In TOGAF's Architecture Capability Framework, why is Architecture Governance essential?

A: Because it defines the list of architecture patterns.

B: Because it provides a list of IT technologies.

C: Because it provides a set of software tools.

D: Because it ensures that architectures are developed and managed in a consistent and effective manner.

Explanation: Architecture Governance provides a structure and framework for overseeing, guiding, and controlling architecture activities, ensuring consistency and effectiveness.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/ea-capability-and-governance/chap03.html


Question 14: Which of the following is NOT a phase in the ADM?

A: Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions

B: Phase F: Migration Planning

C: Phase G: Implementation

D: Phase H: Architecture Change Management

Explanation: While Phases E, F, and H are part of the ADM, Phase G is named Implementation Governance" and not just "Implementation.""

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/adm/chap11.html


Question 15: In TOGAF, how does the Architectural Maturity Model relate to the Architecture Capability Framework?

A: The Maturity Model is a subset of the Capability Framework.

B: The two are unrelated and serve different purposes.

C: The Capability Framework provides the tools and practices, while the Maturity Model assesses their effectiveness.

D: The Maturity Model defines the Capability Framework.

Explanation: The Architecture Capability Framework in TOGAF provides the tools, practices, roles, and responsibilities for establishing an architecture practice. The Architectural Maturity Model, on the other hand, is used to assess the effectiveness and maturity of these practices and processes. Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/architecture-maturity-models/


Question 16: Which of the following architectural deliverables provides a set of quantitative statements that outline what an implementation project must do?

A: Blueprint

B: Catalog

C: Architecture Requirements Specification

D: Matrix

Explanation: The Architecture Requirements Specification provides a set of quantitative statements that outline what an implementation project must do in order to comply with the architecture. An Architecture Requirements Specification will typically form a major component of an implementation contract or contract for more detailed Architecture Definition.

Reference: https://pubs.opengroup.org/togaf-standard/architecture-content/chap04.html#tag_04_02


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Explanation: The ADM cycle consists of eight phases, starting from the Phase A and going through Phase H. Preliminary phase and Requirements Management are phases not included in an ADM cycle. Reference: , “Phase A: Architecture Vision describes the initial phase of an architecture development cycle…”

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1 Confirm Scope and Priorities for Deployment with Development Management
2 Identify Deployment Resources and Skills
3 Guide Development of Solutions Deployment
4 Perform Enterprise Architecture Compliance Reviews
5 Implement Business and IT Operations
6 Perform Post-Implementation Review and Close the Implementation
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