What is a limitation of the Risk Mitigation Plan in Phase F?

In Phase F of the TOGAF ADM (Architecture Development Method), the Risk Mitigation Plan primarily focuses on managing risks associated with the architecture during the transition phase. This is a critical period where the architecture is implemented, and various risks can emerge due to changes in technology, organizational practices, or stakeholder engagement.

Choosing to emphasize that the plan is limited to the transition highlights its specific applicability. The intention behind this is that the immediate risks and mitigations need to be closely monitored and managed as the architecture is being executed. This ensures successful implementation but does not necessarily address risks that may arise after the transition phase has concluded.

While other factors like financial aspects or details from prior phases might be considered, the primary purpose of the Risk Mitigation Plan in Phase F is to ensure that risks during the transition are identified and mitigated effectively. Thus, the limitation is centered on how it is crafted with a focus on immediate challenges during the transition, rather than broader or future risks.