OGEA-103: TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Combined Part 1 and Part 2 Exam

This table corresponds to TOGAF ADM Phase G, Implementation Governance. Phase G's purpose is to provide architectural oversight of the implementation, ensuring that implementation projects conform to the Target Architecture and that appropriate governance functions are performed for the solution and any implementation-driven architecture change requests. Its output/outcome is the completion of the projects that implement the changes needed to reach the (possibly adjusted) target state, governed through signed Architecture Contracts, compliance assessments, and change requests. The essential knowledge for this phase includes understanding the purpose and constraints placed on the implementation team — drawn from gap analysis results, the Architecture Requirements Specification, and governance controls — as well as understanding how stakeholder priority and preference shift in response to the success, value, effort, and risk associated with the change, which enterprise architects must track to help stakeholders decide how to respond when an implementation project underperforms or drifts from the architecture.