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ADM Cycle Orientation Map

Hold the whole architecture development method in one view: the Preliminary Phase through Phases A to H, each with the decision it owns, and Requirements Management at the centre driving every phase.

ADM-wideDerived from TOGAF

The ADM at a glance: the phases and what each one decides

The architecture development method runs from the Preliminary Phase through Phases A to H, and this map names each phase with the decision it owns so the cycle the course follows is visible at once.

Holding the whole cycle in view, phase by phase, is what lets you reach into the right phase for the problem in front of you instead of starting at page one.

The ADM at a glance: the phases and what each one decides A single-column map of the architecture development method. Each row is a phase in order, from the Preliminary Phase through Phases A to H, paired with the decision that phase owns. A note records that Requirements Management runs at the centre, feeding and checking every phase. Phase What the phase decides PreliminaryPrinciples and thearchitecture capability A VisionThe Architecture Visionand the remit B BusinessThe businessarchitecture C InformationsystemsData and applicationarchitecture D TechnologyThe technologyarchitecture E OpportunitiesSolution options andwork packages F MigrationplanningThe implementation andmigration plan G ImplementationgovernanceDelivery held to thearchitecture H ChangemanagementKeeping the livearchitecture current Requirements Management runs at the centre of every phase, feeding and checking each one.