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Enterprise migration waves are planned by synthesizing gap analysis, strategic roadmaps, and application rationalization data to sequence intermediate architecture states. This ensures manageable delivery and maps capability gaps into structured transition architectures.

Deriving work packages for enterprise cloud migration involves mapping gap analysis results into atomic units with clear acceptance criteria, resource plans, and dependency mapping. This approach ensures traceability and alignment with enterprise standards.

Existing project artifacts are required to generate a transition architecture plan. You must provide GAPA, ROAD, and ADR documents to ensure traceability and alignment with enterprise standards during the migration planning process.

TOGAF governance principles support application rationalization and work package derivation by structuring transition architectures. This maps capability gaps into atomic work packages with clear acceptance criteria, resource plans, and dependency mapping.

Transition architecture handles dependencies and risks during legacy infrastructure migration by defining intermediate architecture states and atomic work packages. This creates a phased transition plan that identifies risks and ensures all capability gaps are addressed.

Automated migration wave planning is not suitable when existing project artifacts like GAPA, ROAD, and ADR documents are unavailable. The transition architecture requires these inputs to ensure traceability and alignment with enterprise standards.