TOGAF definition The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) is an enterprise architecture methodology that offers a high-level framework for enterprise software development.

Oh, TOGAF, you nearly 700-page behemoth of controversial architecture framework text. Why are you both so loved and loathed in the enterprise architecture world?

This introductory overview of the TOGAF standard explains the structure of the framework as well as discusses the benefits of using enterprise architecture to manage complex systems.

The Open Group, an interoperabilty-technology consortium, on Monday is launching version 9 of TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework), which provides a framework and methodology for ...

If architecture is destiny, that TOGAF is a philosophy on taking control of your IT destiny. Better for you to take control of your destiny, than the other way around, I always say.

I’m at the Open Group Conference in San Diego this week, and the organization just released TOGAF Version 9, the next generation of its enterprise architecture framework. In looking into it, I ...

The implementation of enterprise architecture means that an organization adopts processes for the development and governance of EA artifacts and deliverables.

In fact, TOGAF is perhaps the most popular Enterprise Architecture (EA) framework today, and its popularity is only increasing, in spite of the fact that many organizations misapply TOGAF.

A new architecture content framework in TOGAF 9 includes a content meta-model that formalizes the definition of an enterprise architecture and sets links between business and IT objects. Guidance ...