In this paper, we present the Four-Domain Architecture (FDA), which integrates business process, information, knowledge, and elements pertaining to infrastructure and organization. The FDA approach can help guide the development of both the conceptual and emergent architecture. The FDA helps an enterprise in the definition, design, and creation of a set of tools and methods to support frameworks such as the Zachman framework.
This post delves into leveraging the flexibility and completeness of TOGAF. It explores how TOGAF can be adapted to different organizational needs, integrated with other frameworks, and used to manage change and complexity. Learn how TOGAF supports business continuity, digital transformation, and future trends in enterprise architecture, ensuring your organization remains competitive and resilient.
This analysis introduces a structured approach to information systems architecture, offering the Zachman framework to guide CIOs in aligning IT initiatives with business goals, managing diverse perspectives, and creating detailed system models.
A guide to outcomes management methodology
The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is a three-volume set. The attached Volume I introduces the DoDAF framework and addresses the development, use, governance, and maintenance of architecture data
The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is a three-volume set. Volume II outlines the essential aspects of architecture development and applies the net-centric concepts to the DoDAF products.
The Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) is a three-volume set. Volume III introduces the architecture data management strategy and describes the pre-release CADM v1.5, which includes the data elements and business rules for the relationships that enable consistent data representation across architectures.
Zachman Framework Overview
