
Enterprise Architecture Workshop
This workshop is designed for C-level stakeholders to understand how to align and enable strategic business goals with IT investments. It is available as an online instructor-led workshop and it meets the requirements of TOGAF EA training.
OUTLINE
The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) is the most-used framework for enterprise architecture today that provides an approach for designing, planning, implementing, and governing an enterprise information technology architecture. TOGAF is a high-level approach to design. It is typically modeled at four levels: Business, Application, Data, and Technology. It relies heavily on modularization, standardization, and already existing, proven technologies and products.
PURPOSE
This course entails the Study of Enterprise Architecture (EA), which provides a deep understanding of how to align an organization's strategy with its technology strategy, enabling one to drive efficient and strategic technological transformations within businesses.
WHAT’S COVERED
4 Sessions
SESSION 1:
- Architecture Overview
- Architecture Capability Framework Overview
- Architecture Skills Framework
- An Introduction to the Architecture Development Method (ADM)
- An Introduction to the ADM Guidelines and Techniques
- Architecture Content Framework
- Enterprise Continuum
- Adapting the ADM: Iterations and Levels
SESSION 2:
- Preliminary Phase
- Architecture Maturity Model
- Architecture Partitioning
- Other EA Frameworks
- EA Tools Landscape
- Adapting the ADM: Security & SOA
- Phase A: Architecture Vision
- Stakeholder Management
- Business Scenarios
- Architecture Implementation Support Techniques
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Business Transformation Readiness Assessment
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Capability based Planning
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Risk management
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Building Blocks and Interoperability Architecture Development Method (ADM)
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SESSION 3:
- Phase B Business Architecture
- Phase C Data Architecture
- Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model
- Phase C Application Architecture
- Phase C Application Architecture Artifacts
- Phase C Application Architecture Artifacts
- Foundation Architecture: Technical Reference Model
- Phase D Technology Architecture
SESSION 4:
- Phase E Opportunities and Solutions
- Migration Planning Techniques
- Implementation Factor Assessment and Deduction matrix
- Consolidated Gaps, Solutions and Dependencies matrix
- Architecture Definition Increments table
- Transition Architecture state evolution table
- Business Value Assessment
- Phase F Migration Planning
- Phase G Implementation-Governance
- Phase H Architecture Change Management
- Architecture Requirements Management
END RESULT
At the end of this training, participants will have a good understanding of Enterprise Architecture and how to implement it within organizations.
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Audience
Enterprise architect

Technology
Open Group Architecture Framework

Type
Workshop

Service Category
Business architecture

Duration
4 sessions

Skillset
Enterprise architecture