1. DoDAF 2 Was Designed to Support DoD’s 6 Core Processes
OPS
DAS SE
CPM
JCIDS
PPBE
Operations (OPS)
Joint Capability Integration Development System (JCIDS)
Defense Acquisition (DAS)
Systems Engineering (SE)
Capability Portfolio Management (CPM)
Programming Planning and Budget Execution (PPBE)
DoDAF 2.0 is designed to support the key processes of the Department of Defense (DoD): 1) Capabilities Development and Integration, 2) Budgeting, 3) Acquisition, 4) Systems Engineering, 5) Portfolio Management, and 6) Operations Planning. It is required to support those for both the Warfighting Mission Areas and Business Mission Areas:

2. Short Descriptions Operations (OPS)
Combatant Command CONOPS
Standing communications and operations plans (COMPLAN, O-PLANs)
These describe networks, systems, organization, activities, equipment allocation, etc.,
Joint Capability Integration Development System (JCIDS)
Focal point for DoD service chiefs to prioritize needs, shortfalls, and gaps
Tightly coupled with DAS and PPBE processes
Defense Acquisition System (DAS)
Approval process for all acquisitions
Milestones reviews
Four acquisition categories ~ $ value
Architecture data assists go/no-go/contingent decisions
Systems Engineering (SE)
Technical execution of an acquisitions
All programs in the acquisition process must have a Systems Engineering Plan
The developed system engineering documents and specifications should flow from and be consistent with the architecture
Capability Portfolio Management (CPM)
Process for managing $’s by required capabilities
Architecture models link investments to the desired effects, tasks, and conditions of capabilities
Programming Planning and Budget Execution (PPBE)
Annual 5-year budget proposal to Congress
Each DoD component develops one and then consolidated by White House to go to Congress
Architecture models are used to determine interconnected impacts and to justify the $ request
Related to Capital Planning and Investment Control (CPIC)
OPS
DAS SE
CPM
JCIDS
PPBE
DoDAF 2.0 is designed to support the key processes of the Department of Defense (DoD): 1) Capabilities Development and Integration, 2) Budgeting, 3) Acquisition, 4) Systems Engineering, 5) Portfolio Management, and 6) Operations Planning. It is required to support those for both the Warfighting Mission Areas and Business Mission Areas:

3. The Processes are Intertwined
JCIDS
DAS
PPBE

4. … and asynchronous and multi-organizational
Periodic (annual):
PPBE
CPM
DoD
PPBE
CPM
White House
Military Staff HQ (JCS)
JCIDS
Combatant Commands
Doctrine Commands
Training Commands
Legend:
BES — Budget Estimate Submission
COCOM — Combatant Commander
CPA — Chairman’s Program Assessment
DAWG — Deputies Advisory Working Group
FYDP — Future Years Defense Program
MBI — Major Budget Issues Program ManagerPB — President’s Budget
PEO/PM — Program Executive Officer/Program Manager 
POM — Program Objectives Memorandum
RMDs — Resource Management Decisions
Event Driven:
JCIDS
DAS SE
OPS
Presidential Cabinet Civilians
OPS
DAS SE
Acquisition Organizations

5. DoDAF 2.0 Provides the Specification and Guidance to Support the Core Processes with Architectures
OPS
JCIDS
DAS SE
CPM
PPBE
Process Supported
Views
Data
Ontology
Specifies:
An underlying DoDAF Meta Model (DM2) for describing architectures
A set of legacy models (products) that depict some subset of architecture data
Provides guidance for:
Architectural description development
“Fit For Purpose” (FFP) views that optimize Return On Investment (ROI) for the process being supported
data conforming to the DM2
FFP-based presentation of data
FFP
Legacy
Capabilities
Resource Flows
Projects
Performers
Services
Reification
Rules
Pedigree
Locations

6. Views in IT/NSS Governance