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This White Paper aims at supporting Enterprise Architects within the banking industry, reaping the synergies of two complementary industry frameworks: TOGAF and BIAN. The concepts and core elements of both frameworks are described in order to reach a common understanding.

This White Paper provides an introduction to TOGAF 9.1. Topics addressed include:

• An Introduction to TOGAF, an Open Group Standard
• TOGAF, its structure and content
• The kinds of architecture that TOGAF addresses
• What's new in TOGAF 9.1
• TOGAF 9.1 and Certification

This White Paper documents an approach to enhance the TOGAF enterprise architecture methodology with the SABSA security architecture approach and thus create one holistic architecture methodology. This White Paper is intended to guide enterprise and security architects in fully integrating security and risk management into enterprise-level architectures, to stimulate review comments and inform the global architecture community of proposed new content from the SABSA perspective for a future edition of the TOGAF standard.

This White Paper contains a technical report mapping TOGAF® to the Frameworx: Business Process Framework (eTOM), Information Framework (SID), and Application Framework (TAM). The purpose of this mapping is to assess differences in their contents, complementary areas, and the areas for application, with the TOGAF Enterprise Continuum in mind.

This White Paper discusses a methodology and modeling support for requirements management that is well-aligned with both TOGAF and the ArchiMate enterprise architecture modeling language.

This White Paper introduces the Emerging Information Technology (EIT) Strategic Analysis Framework. The framework contains three components: EIT Five-Force Industry Analysis Framework, EIT Open System Company Analysis Framework, and EIT Win-Present-Create-Future Strategic Agenda Framework. A business case discussion is included to show how a company's CIO/CXO/EA can use the framework effectively.

In this White Paper, we propose an extension of ArchiMate that is aimed at the implementation and migration phases (Phases E, F, and G) of the ADM. This includes concepts such as implementation programs and projects, plateaus (e.g., to model Baseline, Target, and Transition Architectures as defined in TOGAF), and gaps. Also, we specify how these concepts may be related to the ArchiMate core and motivation extension concepts.

This White Paper analyzes and documents the relationships between TOGAF 9 and DoDAF 2.0 and identifies complementary areas.

This White Paper provides assistance in overcoming common pitfalls in the adoption of enterprise architecture, and will help to ensure that the enterprise architects are focused on activities that provide recognized value to the organization.

This is the second part of a White Paper on adoption of world-class enterprise architecture. This document complements the TOGAF 9 specification by providing an approach to successfully develop an enterprise architecture capability.

The purpose of this White Paper is to propose a set of changes to TOGAF 9 to include additional best practices, based on the latest industry experiences and insights as applied in governance of the IT domain.

This White Paper discusses the TOGAF 9 and ArchiMate 1.0 specifications, illustrating how these two open standards of The Open Group can be used together

This White Paper discusses the TOGAF and ArchiMate specifications, providing a model of integration that would support long-term convergence and interoperation.

This White Paper proposes a set of changes to TOGAF™ 9 to ensure that the business case, value proposition, and key performance indicators of the Target Architecture defined during the Architecture Vision phase (Phase A) are consistently reviewed and refined across the various phases of the Architecture Development Method (ADM).

This white paper focuses on Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) for IT and IT-enabled business services and proposes the creation of enterprise architecture artifacts specifically addressing NFR. It describes an NFR lifecycle and framework.

This White Paper addresses the topic of why enterprise architecture matters to business today, including an introduction to business operations and enterprise architecture, the need for enterprise architecture, and the business benefits of enterprise architecture.

SONA is a conceptual framework that illustrates how, when built upon a resilient network foundation, network-based services such as security, mobility, and application delivery can be leveraged by applications to enable innovative business solutions. This White Paper presents an overview of Cisco SONA and the role it plays in enterprise IT architectures such as that defined by TOGAF.

This white paper addresses some of the commonalities and inter-relationships between Enterprise Architecture (EA) and IT Service Management (ITSM).

This White Paper is the final report on the TOGAF ADM/MDA Synergy Project to the members of its three participating organizations (OMG, Integration Consortium, and The Open Group), conveying the progress made by the Synergy Project participants and presenting the final Synergy Project results and deliverables.

This White Paper documents the Torpedo Enterprise Advanced Modeling and Simulation (TEAMS) initiative in the TOGAF ADM/MDA Synergy Project, which demonstrates the viability of using OMG specifications to describe Open Group standards. The Synergy Project first developed a formal process model, which laid the foundation for mapping ADM work products to elements of OMG specifications. TEAMS verified this mapping by formalizing an enterprise architecture, documenting business processes and requirements, and achieving a business-driven technology solution. The result demonstrates how the synergy of the TOGAF ADM/MDA technologies added value and enabled TEAMS to achieve their end product.

This White Paper sets out the understanding that has been reached by the SOA Working Group of SOA and its relation to enterprise architecture, and in particular to TOGAF, in order to communicate that understanding to the rest of The Open Group and to the IT industry at large, and to provide a basis for the further development of the work program of the SOA Working Group.

This document provides a detailed mapping of TOGAF 8.1 with COBIT 4.0 and also contains the classification of the standards discussed in this publication, as presented in the overview document COBIT Mapping: Overview of International IT Guidance, 2nd Edition. This mapping helps enterprise architects and auditors using the COBIT framework to consider the requirements and value-add of The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) 8.1, and vice versa.

This White Paper is available as two parts in separate documents.

Part I contains the actual TOGAF 8.1/COBIT 4.0 mapping. The research supporting the mapping is available in Part II (Doc. No. W072A) and consists of the following appendices:

• Appendix 1: Plan and Organize
• Appendix 2: Acquire and Implement
• Appendix 3: Deliver and Support
• Appendix 4: Monitor and Evaluate
• Appendix 5: Harmonization of Terms and Concepts

This White Paper discusses the role of Torpedo Enterprise Advanced Modeling and Simulation (TEAMS) in the TOGAF ADM/MDA Synergy Project, which is demonstrating the viability of using OMG specifications to describe Open Group standards. The Synergy Project first developed a formal process model, which laid the foundation for mapping ADM work products to elements of OMG specifications. TEAMS verified this mapping by formalizing an enterprise architecture, documenting business processes and requirements, and achieving a business-driven technology solution. The result demonstrates how the synergy of the TOGAF ADM/MDA technologies added value and enabled TEAMS to achieve their end product.

This White Paper considers how the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) and The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) can be used together, with a detailed comparison and mapping between the two.

This document presents the results of an industry working group's analysis of the relationships between The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) and the US Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF). Complementary areas between the two are also identified.

The goal of this White Paper is to explain what security considerations need to be addressed in the TOGAF ADM for the guidance of enterprise architects and system designers. 

Its primary purpose is as input to the Architecture Forum, for integrating security considerations into their development of the next version of TOGAF (designated TOGAF9). We also anticipate it will be of value to system architects and designers who include information security considerations in their designs.

This White Paper is one of a series of documents produced by a unique collaboration between three leading consortia in the IT industry: The Integration Consortium; OMG; and The Open Group.

Building on an earlier White Paper published jointly by OMG and The Open Group, this White Paper provides a mapping between two sets of industry standards - the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) for Enterprise Architecture, developed by The Open Group's Architecture Forum; and OMG's Model Driven Architecture® (MDA) family of modeling standards. The Integration Consortium intends to use this mapping as the basis of its own Global Integration Framework (GIF), and has performed the crucial role of user of the TOGAF/MDA mapping in this collaborative effort.

• The timing of critical architectural decisions;
• Architecture development for adaptability and change; and
• Phased approach to enterprise architecture maturity enhancement.
  

Keywords: Enterprise Engineering; Enterprise Modeling; Technical Reference Model