The practice of monitoring and directing architecture-related work. The goal is to deliver desired outcomes and adhere to relevant principles, standards, and roadmaps.

The Architecture Repository is a software tool that stores key architectural inputs and outputs, including Architectures themselves, their constituent elements, standards, references, principles and the Governance Register. Regardless of the Architecture Framework or Architecture Language selected. An enterprise architecture repository is therefore a collection of artifacts that describes the current and intended enterprise landscape of an organization. The purpose of the enterprise architecture repository is to represent the organization's inventory of technology, data, applications, and business artifacts and to show the relationships among these components. This is achieved by creating diagrams and visualizations based on the contents of the architecture repository.

Concerned with ensuring that the business processes and policies (and their operation) deliver the business outcomes and adhere to relevant business regulation.

Domain is the highest hierarchical division of the conceptual data entities. This domain classification closely matches the classification of domains used within the organization. If desired, this domain classification can also be used to determine the data governance (the owners and stewards). A definition is given for each domain data entity. If desired, a list of synonyms is provided below the attributes.

Regularly carrying out a maturity scan and analyzing the results to determine a roadmap and adjust the goals and frameworks within data governance. For example, with the maturity scan from DaMa(NL).

Description of the data management and governance organization, including the processes, roles and events known within it. Often based on an existing framework.

The discipline of monitoring, managing, and steering a business (or IS/IT landscape) to deliver the business outcome required.

The Governance Log provides an overview of architecture governance activities across the enterprise.

Application functionality that supports Data Management and governance processes. Consider data quality processes, data ownership and data security policies, etc.

Sub model for the data governance model containing the roles that stakeholders fulfill around a data domain or a data entity within a conceptual data model.

This is a meta model for the data governance entities based on an Example specific ArchiMate data governance viewpoint. Including elements and the underlying relationships between the different elements. Please note that from the metadata perspective, this model will be expanded with detailed (meta) models for the other data management knowledge areas.