TOGAF Diagrams Library

Horizontal swimlane mapping all ADM phases with inputs, outputs, and cross-phase dependencies.

Circular flow of ADM phases from Preliminary through H around a central Requirements Management core.

High-level aspirational target architecture, stakeholder alignment, and transformation objectives.

Infrastructure, platform services, integration, security, and operational resilience layers.

Gap analysis, candidate solutions, work packages, transition architectures, and roadmap planning.

Implementation sequencing, migration planning, dependency management, and governance alignment.

Architecture compliance, governance oversight, and implementation support for target architecture realization.

Change assessment, governance decisioning, architecture evolution, and ADM lifecycle re-initiation.

Hierarchical framework organising deliverables into metamodel categories, artifacts, and building blocks.

Formal ADM deliverables: architecture definitions, governance artifacts, transition plans, and compliance outputs.

Catalogs, matrices, and diagrams used throughout the ADM lifecycle to document and govern enterprise architecture.

Structural relationships between business, data, application, and technology elements for consistency and traceability.

How stakeholder concerns map to architecture viewpoints, views, governance communication, and transformation alignment.

How enterprise architectures are separated across strategic, segment, and solution levels for governance and scalability.

Baseline and target business capabilities, value streams, organisational structures, and processes supporting enterprise strategy.

Structure, governance, lifecycle, integration, and management of enterprise data assets.

Spectrum positioning architecture assets from generic foundation architectures to organisation-specific solutions.

Governance assets, standards, reusable architecture knowledge, and capability structures.

Enterprise architecture assets organised across strategic, segment, and capability levels.

Architecture assets evolving from generic foundation architectures to organisation-specific solutions.

Reusable architecture models, standards, patterns, and implementation guidance for solution delivery.

Approved enterprise standards, technology policies, security controls, and compliance requirements.

Architecture decisions, compliance activities, risk management, audit traceability, and continuous governance evolution.

Layered governance showing oversight structures, compliance review boards, and accountability flows.

Business, data, application, technology, and governance principles guiding enterprise decision-making.

Governance agreements, compliance obligations, responsibilities, and implementation accountability.

Assessment of solutions against architecture principles, standards, governance requirements, and risks.

Governance validation, standards alignment, and delivery oversight supporting controlled enterprise transformation.

Centralised store of architecture decisions, compliance records, policies, audit evidence, and governance outcomes.

How architecture decisions, governance approvals, rationale, and dependencies are managed across transformation initiatives.

How enterprise architecture changes are identified, assessed, governed, approved, and implemented.

How enterprise architecture risks are identified, assessed, mitigated, and continuously monitored across ADM activities.

Continuous process of capturing, validating, prioritising, and governing architecture requirements across all ADM phases.

Structure, interaction, integration, governance, and lifecycle of enterprise applications and services.

Matrix mapping stakeholder roles to their relevant architecture views and primary concerns.

Structured approach for identifying, analysing, engaging, and governing stakeholders to support architecture alignment.

How business drivers and problems are structured into scenarios that inform the Architecture Vision.

How business problems, stakeholder interactions, and solution requirements support enterprise architecture development.

How architecture information, governance messaging, and stakeholder alignment support enterprise transformation.

Grid-based maturity model rating enterprise architecture capabilities across defined levels from initial to optimising.

How enterprise capabilities are identified, assessed, prioritised, and roadmapped to support strategic transformation.

Governance structures, people, processes, tools, and maturity practices for enterprise architecture.

Side-by-side comparison of abstract enterprise architecture building blocks against vendor-specific solution building blocks.

Reusable logical capabilities, standards, and services guiding the realization of Solution Building Blocks.

How security controls, governance, compliance, resilience, and risk management are embedded across all architecture domains.