Enterprise Architecture Quiz 1

An organization or sub-activity whose boundary is defined by commonly-held goals, processes, and resources.

•The analysis and documentation of an enterprise in its current and future states from an integrated strategy, business, and technology perspective.

How to get the most from business, technology, and human resources requires an enterprise to think in terms of individual systems and programs.

• True

• False

It identifies the planning, decision-making, and oversight processes and groups that will determine how the EA is developed and maintained, accomplished as part of an organization’s overall governance.

• Standards

• Methodology

• Framework

• Artifacts

• Governance

These are specific steps to establish and maintain an EA program, via the selected approach.

• Governance

• Methodology/ies

• Best Practice

• Artifacts

• Framework

It identifies the scope of the overall architecture and the type and relationship of the various sub-architecture levels and threads.

• Methodology

• Governance

• Framework

• Standards

• Artifacrs

It identifies the types and methods of documentation to be used in each sub-architecture area, including strategic analyses, business plans, internal controls, security controls, and models of workflow, databases, systems, and networks

• Artifacts

• Governance

• Standards

• Best Practices

• Methodology

It identifies business and technology standards for the enterprise in each domain, segment, and component of the EA.

• Framework

• Standards

• Governance

• Methodology

• Artifacts

These are proven ways to implement parts of the overall architecture or sub-architectures, in context of the over-arching EA.

• Governance

• Framework

• Best Practices

• Methodology

• Artifacts

EA supports the implementation of standardized management policy pertinent to the development and utilization of IT and other resources.

• True

• False