Lesson 3, Topic 4: The Architecture Process Part 3 – Architecture Layers, Architecture Vision

True or False: The Motivation Layer describes the motivations, or reasons, that guide the design or change of an enterprise.

True or False: The Motivation Layer contains the company’s purpose and values which are realized by specific Work Packages and Deliverables [or projects / programs].

Refers to the step in creating the architecture vision which assesses the work products that are required to be produced against the set of business performance requirements.

True or False: The results in assessing the readiness for business transformation are used to identify risk areas to be addressed.

What is the sixth step in creating the architecture vision?

What are the two levels of risk to be considered in identifying the business transformation risks and mitigation activities?

Refers to the step in creating the architecture vision which conducts the necessary procedures to secure recognition of the project, endorsement of corporate management, and support and commitment of line management.

True or False: Architecture Vision is developer focused.

It is one of the steps in creating the architecture vision which creates a high-level view of the baseline and target architectures. Business scenarios are useful here for discovering and documenting business requirements.

True or False: In confirming the principles, secure the endorsement of the management.