____ is a model that asks the traditional fact-finding questions in a systems development context

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navik [9.2K]1 year ago

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Zachman Framework is a model that asks the traditional fact-finding questions in a systems development context.

<h3>What is Zachman Framework?</h3>

A essential building block for enterprise architecture, the Zachman Framework offers a formal and systematic manner of seeing and defining an enterprise. It is an enterprise ontology. An ontology is a two-dimensional classification system that represents the meeting point of two previous classifications.

The first set of questions are basic inquisitive ones: What, How, When, Who, Where, and Why. The second is drawn from the philosophical idea of reification, which is when an abstract idea is converted into an instantiation. The identification, definition, representation, specification, configuration, and instantiation transformations are part of the Zachman Framework reification process.

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