Fifth Harmony Presentation

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Establishing clear policies, roles, procedures, and standards to mitigate challenges

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Standardization and Governance

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TOGAF defines this as the high-level overview of the desired future state of the IT operations of the organization by outlining the target architecture.

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Architecture vision

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It is completely optional for EAs to find ways to modernize or replace legacy systems due to its complexity and resource-intensive nature.

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False

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This challenge in EA roadmap development involves the organizational inertia hindering adoption of new processes.

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Resistance to change

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Focuses on immediate IT (or organizational) needs and solutions.

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Tactical EA Planning

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Refers to the harmonious integration of an organization's IT infrastructure with its business objectives.

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Business-IT alignment

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What is the typical timespan covered by strategic EA planning?

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3-5 years

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A successful Enterprise Architecture strategy seamlessly integrates long-term responsiveness with short-term vision, ensuring adaptability and enduring value. True or False?

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False

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Helps refine EA processes by gathering input from stakeholders and conducting regular reviews.

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Feedback loop

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Designed to reduce incidents and meet regulatory standards. They also ensure efficient and prompt handling of changes to IT infrastructure and code.

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Change Management