The TOGAF Standard structures digital transformation through its Architecture Development Method, which provides a phased approach to defining, planning, implementing, and governing organization-wide change. The transformation begins with a strategic vision(Phase A (Architecture Vision)) that aligns business goals with digital capabilities, followed by the Business Architecture (Phase B) that optimizes processes for digital readiness. The Information Systems Architectures and Technology Architecture phases (C and D) ensure that data, applications, and infrastructure are designed to support the new digital ecosystem. Akey aspectof digital transformation under the TOGAF Standard is its emphasis on governance and iterative improvement. The framework ensures that transformation initiatives are continuously evaluated through opportunities and solutions (Phase E), migration planning (Phase F), and implementation governance (Phase G). Additionally, the TOGAF Standard supports ongoing innovation and adaptability through architecture change management (Phase H), allowing organizations to refine their digital strategies as new technologies and business needs emerge.