QuestionQ64

VerifiedIntroduction to the ADM

In the ADM, what is the term for a document deliverable that has completed review and been approved?

Explanation

In the TOGAF ADM's convention for managing architecture deliverables, documents still being developed or under review carry decimal version numbers (e.g., V0.1, V0.2), while a document that has completed its review cycle and been formally signed off is issued as a whole-number version and is referred to as 'approved' — this is the state that marks the transition from draft to a governance-recognized, approved deliverable.

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