Enterprise Architecture Workshop

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. 

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 you to drive efficient and strategic technological transformations within businesses.

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 
   

  • Business Transformation Readiness Assessment

  • Capability-based planning   

  • Risk management 

  • Building Blocks and Interoperability Architecture Development Method (ADM)

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 

At the end of this workshop, participants will have a good understanding of Enterprise Architecture and how to implement it within organizations.