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TOGAF Training Program

The Enterprise Architecture is regarded as one of the key ways to achieving competitive enterprise advantage through information technology. There is a growing demand to reduce costs, increase flexibility, and regulate technology environments. The role of an enterprise architect is no longer just technical. Increasingly, it spans all areas of an organization.

 

Lutiya’s TOGAF training is designed to give you all the knowledge that is needed to become a professional enterprise architect based on practical experience from the industry. The course is also designed to meet the Open Group’s requirements and give you all the necessary tools and techniques to prepare for and achieve both TOGAF© 9.2 Level 1 certification, known as TOGAF© 9.2 Foundation, and TOGAF© Level 2 certification, known as TOGAF© 9.2 Certified.

Course Delivery

Classroom Live

This is face to face instructional training at your own facility or at one of our partner’s training center.

Virtual Classroom

Live

This is live, expert-lead online training from your home, office or anywhere with internet access.

Audience

The target audience for TOGAF® 9 Certified (Level 1 & 2) training includes but is not limited to:

  • Individuals who are looking for a first introduction to Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF® 9.2

  • Individuals who require a practical understanding of TOGAF® 9.2

  • Professionals who are working in roles associated with an architecture project such as those responsible for planning, execution, development, delivery, and operation

  • Professionals who are working in an organization where TOGAF® 9.2 has been adopted and who need to participate in architecture projects and initiatives

  • Architects who wish to introduce TOGAF® 9.2 into an architecture practice

  • Business Analysts, Systems Analysts and Technical Analysts who want to develop their career and be successful enterprise architect

Prerequisites

A prior knowledge of Enterprise Architecture is advantageous but not required

Course Outline

  1. Management

  2. The TOGAF© 9 Components

  3. Architecture Development Method

  4. The Enterprise Continuum

  5. The Architecture Repository

  6. The Architecture Content Framework

  7. The Architecture Content Metamodel

  8. The Preliminary Phase

  9. Architecture Governance

  10. Business Scenarios

  11. Stakeholder Management

  12. Architecture Views and Viewpoints

  13. Building Blocks and the ADM

  14. Architecture Implementation Support Techniques

  15. Phase A: Architecture Vision

  16. Phase B: Business Architecture

    • Catalogs, Diagrams, and Matrices

  17. Phase C: Information Systems Architectures

    • Data Architecture

      • Catalogs, Matrices, and Diagrams

    • Applications Architecture

      • Catalogs, Matrices, and Diagrams

  18. The Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model

  19. Foundation Architecture

  20. Phase D: Technology Architecture

    • Catalogs, Matrices and Diagrams

  21. Migration Planning Techniques

  22. Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions

  23. Phase F: Migration Planning

  24. Phase G: Implementation Governance

  25. Phase H: Architecture Change Management

  26. ADM Requirements Management

  27. Architecture Partitioning

  28. Guidelines for Adapting the ADM:

    • Iteration and Levels

    • Security

    • SOA

  29. Architecture Maturity Models

  30. Architecture Skills Framework

  31. Case study

  32. Exercise

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