The target audience for this certification includes, but is not limited to:

• Individuals who need an understanding of a proven Enterprise Architecture methodology

• Individuals who work for or join an organization applying the TOGAF Standard

• Individuals who need to learn the TOGAF method

• Individuals expected to apply the TOGAF approach to develop, sustain, and transform domain architectures

• Individuals actively contributing to organizational transformation

• Individuals working in Agile environments who need to understand and apply Enterprise Architecture

At the end of this training course, you will:

• Have a basic understanding of Enterprise Architecture

• Have an overview of the components of the TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition, especially the Architecture Development Method

• Understand the link between the TOGAF® framework, other architecture frameworks, and ArchiMate. Know how to use and apply the TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition in practice

• How to apply the TOGAF approach to transform and manage change

• How to apply the TOGAF method

• How to apply TOGAF techniques

• Be prepared for the TOGAF® EA Foundation (Level 1) exam

• Be prepared for the TOGAF® EA Foundation (Level 2) exam.

TOGAF Foundation

Day 1

1. Course Introduction

2. Introduction to:

• The Open Group

• Enterprise Architecture

• TOGAF

• The Architecture Development Method (ADM)

3. Architecture Capability Framework

4. ADM:

• Preliminary Phase

• Phases A – H

Day 2

• ADM Requirements Management Phase

• Stakeholders, concerns, views & viewpoints

• Architecture Deliverables

• ADM Guidelines

• Architecture Content

• Architecture Techniques

• Architecture Governance/Board/Compliance

• Recap training & exam

• TOGAF Practitioner

Day 3

Course Introduction

The context for EA:

• Enterprise Architecture – why, what, and how?

• EA governance & compliance

• Agility & Architecture Alternatives

• Enterprise Security Architecture

• EA in the Digital Enterprise

Stakeholder management:

• Identify & manage stakeholders

• Architecture Views

• Trade-Offs

• Manage Stakeholders’ engagements

Day 4

1. Phase A, the starting point:

• Activities in the Architecture Vision phase

• Information in Phase A

2. Architecture Development:

• Phases B, C, and D

• Information in phases B, C, and D

3. Implementing the Architecture:

• Phases E, F, and G

• Information in phases E, F, and G

• Realizing the Solution

Day 5

1. Architecture Change Management:

• Phase H

• Information in phase H

2. Requirements Management:

• Requirements Management Phase

• Information in phase RM

3. Supporting the ADM work:

• The Open Group Library

• The Architecture Landscape

• Architecture techniques
• The Architecture Repository

4. Recap training & exam