Where TOGAF the method and ArchiMate the notation meet TOGAF owns the sequence, the content metamodel and governance; ArchiMate owns the layers, relationships and viewpoints; both converge on the joint artefacts, so the method decides what each model must contain and the notation decides how it is drawn.
Where TOGAF the method and ArchiMate the notation meet
A convergence map with three columns. The left column, TOGAF owns the method, holds three panels: ADM phases, Content metamodel and Governance. The right column, ArchiMate owns the notation, holds three panels: Layers, Relationships and Viewpoints. Arrows point inward from both owners into the accent-tinted centre column, Both own the joint artefacts, whose three panels are the business, application and technology models, each drawn in ArchiMate notation on the TOGAF metamodel. The centre is where the two are used together: the method decides what each model must contain and the notation decides how it is drawn.
TOGAF owns: the method Both own: the joint artefacts ArchiMate owns: the notation Sequence, structure, control Symbols, layers, views ADM phases The sequence of work Content metamodel What an artefact is Governance Board, principles, waivers Business model ArchiMate on TOGAF metamodel Application model ArchiMate on TOGAF metamodel Technology model ArchiMate on TOGAF metamodel Layers Business, app, technology Relationships Composition, realisation Viewpoints Stakeholder views
