What is the main focus of TOGAF?

The main focus of TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework) is indeed business-centric architecture, which emphasizes aligning business goals with IT architecture to ensure that both technology and business strategies work cohesively together. TOGAF provides a structured approach for organizations to plan, develop, implement, and govern enterprise architecture.

This framework enables organizations to optimize their operations and streamline processes by developing a clear understanding of their business landscape, including core business processes, information flows, and technology infrastructure. By focusing on the business needs, TOGAF helps organizations create an architecture that not only supports current requirements but also is flexible enough to adapt to future changes.

While project management, resource allocation, and enterprise resource planning are important aspects of an organization's overall strategy, they do not encompass the comprehensive nature of architecture development and governance that TOGAF facilitates. TOGAF’s primary strength lies in its ability to create a bridge between business strategy and technological implementation while ensuring that the architecture evolves alongside organizational needs.