Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation course. Live Virtuel in English

The Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation will focus on the concepts of Enterprise Architecture and its position on the first day, in order to extensively discuss the concepts of TOGAF and the coherence between them. The second day is dedicated to going through an architecture trajectory based on a case, in which the concepts that were discussed the previous day are reviewed again, but now in coherence. In this way you will obtain a clear and concise picture of TOGAF and the mostly theoretical and abstract material is presented in a digestible manner. The current version that is given at D-ICT solutions is the 10th edition.

Course based on TOGAF® EA Foundation description

The first day of the TOGAF Foundation training will focus on the concepts of Enterprise Architecture and its position to extensively consider the concepts of TOGAF and the relationship between them. The second day is devoted to going through an architectural process based on a case, in which the concepts discussed the previous day are reviewed again, but now in context. In this way you obtain a clear and bright picture of TOGAF and the often theoretical and abstract material is presented in a digestible manner.

The version we currently provide is version 9.2 and this is also the last one to be released. Have you already obtained your TOGAF Foundation certificate and are you ready for the next step?

Topics Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation

Part 1: Introduction

• Introduction Enterprise Architecture
• Position Enterprise Architecture
• Introduction TOGAF
• Overview of TOGAF concepts
• Architecture Capability Framework
• Architecture Development Method (ADM)
• Guidelines & Techniques
• Enterprise Continuity & Tools
• Reference Models
• Architecture Content Framework
• preliminary phase
• Phase A Architecture Vision'
• Phase B Business Architecture
• Phase C Information Systems Architecture
• Phase D Technology Architecture
• Phase E: Opportunities & Solutions
• Phase F: Migration Planning
• Phase G: Implementation Governance
• Phase H: Architecture Change Management
• Architects and specialists who are involved in a form of Enterprise Architecture, such as; business, application, data, technology, management and security architecture.
• Managers in the role of Project-, Operational- and Senior-Manager.

Part 2: TOGAF Concepts

Part 3: Going through a TOGAF Cycle

Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation target group

• Architects and specialists who are involved in a form of Enterprise Architecture, such as; business, application, data, technology, management and security architecture.
• Managers in the role of Project-, Operational- and Senior-Manager.

Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation Prior Knowledge

Affinity with (Enterprise) Architecture is recommended in order to better consume the information provided.

Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation exam details

The TOGAF Level 1 exam can be taken at a Pearson Vue test center at a time and location of your choice (home.pearsonvue.com/test-taker.aspx).

Training based on TOGAF® EA Foundation additional information

• Architecture Development Method – The core of TOGAF that describes the life-cycle of an architecture in phases and process steps;
• Enterprise Capability Framework – Describes the organizational aspects of the architecture lifecycle such as; control, governance and the organizational possibilities in the field of people and technology.
• ADM Guidelines & Techniques – Are supportive of the ADM and describe specific techniques and manuals that can be applied within or about the ADM.
• Enterprise Continuum & Tools – Describes the internal administration of architecture assets, such as the structure, setup and management of an architecture repository. It is important to create an architectural landscape, which in turn describes the context of agreements and methods.
• TOGAF Reference Models – Describes the structure and application of the 2 TOGAF reference models, namely; Technical Reference Model (TRM) and Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
• Architecture Content Framework – Describes the deliverables generated from the ADM. A deliverable is a formal outcome of a step or phase and consists of building blocks and artifacts.
  
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