Q: 8
Complete the sentence The purpose of Enterprise Architecture is to_______________.
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Discussion
Option C here, not A. A is tempting since decisions are part of it, but exam phrasing usually points to "guide effective change" as the actual purpose. Saw this on a similar practice test.
B or C? I picked B since "control the bigger changes" feels like something EA would handle, especially for big transformations. But I can see how C is the safer textbook pick. Open to being wrong here.
Yeah, definitely C. Enterprise Architecture is all about providing guidance to enable effective change, not just making decisions or controlling everything.
C looks right here. Enterprise Architecture is really about providing guidance for effective change, not just making big decisions or controlling all changes. I think C matches most frameworks but if someone has a solid case for B, interested to hear it.
C tbh. The trap is A since improvement decisions are part of EA, but "guide effective change" is always the core purpose in TOG frameworks. Seen a similar question on another test. Open to other takes if I'm missing something.
C, not B. Enterprise Architecture is mainly about guiding effective change across the org, not just controlling big changes. Official guides and practice tests both lean toward guidance as the primary purpose. I think that's what the exam wants.
C for me since EA is mainly about guiding and enabling change, not just controlling it. The focus is on making sure changes align with strategy and are actually effective. Pretty sure that's what they're after here, but open to pushback.
Guessing B, since EA often steps in for large-scale changes and transformations. Not 100 percent sure but C also sounds close.
I went with B, since EA does aim to control bigger changes across a business, right? Feels like EA is always about overseeing high-level transformations. Might be missing some nuance though!
Option B saw a similar question in a practice test.
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