The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) Practice Exam

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Which one of the following best describes a reason to adapt the ADM and take a federated approach?

  1. The maturity of the architecture discipline within the enterprise

  2. The use of the ADM in conjunction with another enterprise framework

  3. The ADM is being used by a lead contractor in an outsourcing situation

  4. The enterprise is very large and complex

The correct answer is: The enterprise is very large and complex

Taking a federated approach by adapting the Architecture Development Method (ADM) acknowledges the specific needs that arise in larger and more complex enterprises. In such organizations, standardizing the architecture process across diverse business units or geographic locations often becomes impractical and can lead to inefficiencies. A federated approach allows individual units to adapt the ADM to their unique contexts while still aligning with the overall architectural vision and governance framework set by the enterprise. This adaptability is crucial in large enterprises to ensure that the architecture can effectively address varying requirements, cultures, and operational models present within different segments of the organization. By decentralizing certain aspects of the architecture process, teams can respond more readily to local challenges and foster innovation while still maintaining a connection to the broader organizational goals. The other options, while relevant to architectural practices, do not inherently necessitate a federated approach. For example, the maturity of the architecture discipline may influence how the ADM is utilized but does not directly tie to the complexities and scale that justify a federated model. Similarly, using the ADM alongside another enterprise framework reflects the need for integration rather than decentralization. Engaging a lead contractor in an outsourcing scenario may involve different governance and communication strategies but does not inherently require adaptation of the ADM in terms of a feder

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