Assessments can be linked based on goals, making the achievement of goals measurable.

Determine functionalities, components and modules in the architecture repository relevant to the organization.

What is the baseline (document-oriented architecture) and the target (architecture repository).

Using ArchiMate Assessments, determine which tests determine whether the goals will be achieved during implementation.

We have interests and concerns surrounding the use of an architecture repository.

Which business roles are involved in the introduction of the architecture repository and its future use in the organization.

Update the list of goals to be achieved by introducing working with an Architecture repository.

Generic and specific requirements when deploying an architecture repository in the organization.

Make connections between requirements and goals.

Which modeling languages are relevant within the field of your own organization.

Work processes supported by an architecture repository.

Drawing up SIPOC for the various work processes.

What are the relevant application functions to support the stated work processes. These can then be linked to modules in the architecture tool or to requirements (during a selection process).

Which architectural domains are important within the organization.

This is a process that consists of a number of sub-steps to organize the chosen tool in such a way that modelers can easily work in it and other stakeholders can easily find the material relevant to them.

There are several tools on the market for repositories. A small overview in this repository.