The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) Practice Exam

Budgetary control is not considered a key Architecture Governance process within the framework of TOGAF. Architecture Governance primarily focuses on processes that ensure adherence to established architectures, making sure that all architectural work is aligned with the organization's goals and objectives.

Key Architecture Governance processes include compliance, which ensures that projects follow the architecture standards set forth; dispensation, which refers to providing exceptions to established rules when necessary; and monitoring and reporting, which involves tracking progress and the alignment of projects with architectural guidelines. These processes contribute to maintaining the integrity and effectiveness of the architecture within the organization.

In contrast, budgetary control is more about managing financial resources and does not directly relate to the architectural framework or governance processes that TOGAF outlines. While budgetary factors can affect architecture decisions, they are not a core component of the Architecture Governance processes defined within the TOGAF framework.