TOGAF is billed as a standard. But sometimes this is questioned, especially by students who want know that they are getting trained in something that really will help their career.
Is TOGAF a standard? What does it really mean for it to be a standard? Is being a standard a good thing? What are the disadvantages in a standard?
This article takes a look at TOGAF as a standard, to explain why this is good and bad, but really not too bad, and actually quite handy!
Download this free TOGAF article by our Enterprise Architecture expert Roger Evernden today!
You might also be interested in this TOGAF white paper: How to Create Practical Architectures with TOGAF.
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