Phase F - Migration Planning

TOGAF Phase F - Migration Planning focuses on developing a detailed implementation and migration plan for the architecture that has been defined in previous phases. This phase ensures that the transition from the current state to the desired future state is planned out effectively.

Key activities within this phase include:

• Identify work packages: Break down the overall implementation into smaller, manageable work packages.
• Define the migration strategy: Determine the approach to transition from the current architecture to the target architecture, including prioritizing and sequencing work packages.
• Estimate costs and resources: Provide an estimate of the costs, resources, and time required for each work package, facilitating better budget and resource allocation.
• Develop a detailed migration plan: Create a structured timeline and roadmap, detailing when and how each work package will be executed.
• Identify risks and mitigation strategies: Analyze potential risks associated with the implementation and propose measures to mitigate those risks.
• Engage stakeholders: Ensure that relevant stakeholders are involved in the planning process to gain insights and support.

This phase is essential for establishing a clear path for executing the architecture development and ensuring successful transition and implementation within the organization. The output of this phase typically includes a migration plan, along with supporting documents and resource allocation charts.