A formally reviewed output, specified in a contract, that stakeholders agree to and sign off.
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Related terms
- Architecture Definition Document
A key deliverable bringing together the main architecture artifacts across the four domains for every relevant state: baseline, transition and target. It sets out, in qualitative terms, what the architect intends.
- Capability Assessment
A deliverable capturing where the enterprise, its IT function and its architecture function stand today and aim to be, together with how prepared the business is for change.
- Communications Plan
A deliverable produced in Phase A that sets out which stakeholders get what architecture information, at what time and by which means.
- Implementation Governance Model
Produced in Phase F, this deliverable sets out the processes, organisation, roles, checkpoints and success criteria for overseeing implementation.
- Requirements Impact Assessment
A deliverable judging what effect new information has on existing requirements, naming the phases to revisit and the one that takes the lead on prioritising.