One business capability model, built by BIZBOK and adopted by TOGAF Phase B BIZBOK produces the capability model and a cross-walk aligns its naming, a bridge carries the map to TOGAF Phase B, which adopts it and expands it into deliverables, so the model is built once and the two methods sign a single joint output rather than each rebuilding it.
One business capability model, built by BIZBOK and adopted by TOGAF Phase B
A handshake across two facing lanes. The BIZBOK lane, on an accent tint, holds step 1, the capability model from a BIZBOK capability map, and step 2, a cross-walk that maps BIZBOK terms to TOGAF before handover. A central bridge band carries a crossing arrow, labelled carries the map, that docks on both lane edges into the neutral TOGAF Phase B lane, which holds step 3, Phase B input where the map is adopted, and step 4, Phase B artefacts such as value streams and gap views. Both lanes feed down, the left arrow labelled signs and the right labelled delivers, into one accent-emphasis panel, step 5, the signed joint output: one capability model built once and ratified once by both methods.
BIZBOK owns the model TOGAF Phase B adopts it 1 Capability model BIZBOK capability map Levelled capabilities 2 Cross-walk Map BIZBOK terms to TOGAF Aligns naming pre-handover Bridge carries the map 3 Phase B input Capability map adopted Enters architecture content 4 Phase B artefacts Deliverables produced Value streams and gap views 5 Signed joint output Stakeholder-signed business architecture, agreed by both methods One capability model, built once, ratified once Sponsor signs delivers Owned or jointly ratified structure Adopting side, receives without rebuild
