TOGAF Poster 123 – Managing Architecture Views and Viewpoints

Published: June 3, 2020

Share on:

About this Resource:

To be an effective architect you must take into account the needs of each stakeholder. But in most projects EA has a very broad scope, so there are likely to be a large number of stakeholders, and they will often come from different backgrounds, positions and roles – all with very different concerns and requirements.

Views and viewpoints are mechanisms to help specify and understand these wide-ranging and potentially diverse needs. TOGAF is based on the 42010 standard which emphasises the importance of views and viewpoints – but there isn’t much practical guidance on how to manage views and viewpoints. This poster provides some idea on this important skill.

If this TOGAF 9 resource interests you, why not view our range of Enterprise Architecture courses. Or view our full library of downloads covering a wide range of subjects and domains!

Content Expert:

Roger Evernden

Roger Evernden started in Enterprise Architecture in 1984 when it was in its infancy, and well before TOGAF emerged. In his 30+ years of experience as an enterprise architect, Roger has helped to define what we mean by ‘Enterprise Architecture’, as well as the process of architecting. He has also developed techniques and tools to make it effective, advised on countless EA projects, and helped many wonderful people to become successful architects.Roger is a very active member of the EA community and continues to provide EA training, mentoring, and coaching to individuals and teams.