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Course Information

TOGAF Certification Training

Duration: 25 Hours

Timings: Weekdays (1-2 Hours per day) [OR] Weekends (2-3 Hours per day)

Training Method: Instructor Led Online One-on-One Live Interactive

Sessions.

COURSE CONTENT :

1. Introduction to TOGAF

• What is TOGAF?: Overview of the TOGAF framework and its role in enterprise architecture.
• Benefits of TOGAF: How it aids in the alignment of business and IT strategies.
• TOGAF 9.2 Structure: Key components of TOGAF, such as the Architecture Development Method (ADM), Enterprise Continuum, and the Architecture Repository.

2. Architecture Development Method (ADM)

• Phases of ADM: Detailed breakdown of each phase, which includes:
  1. Preliminary Phase: Framework and principles.
  2. Architecture Vision: Define scope and objectives.
  3. Business Architecture: Develop business architecture.
  4. Information Systems Architectures: Develop data and application architectures.
  5. Technology Architecture: Develop technology architecture.
  6. Opportunities and Solutions: Identify and assess solutions.
  7. Migration Planning: Develop migration plans.
  8. Implementation Governance: Implement and monitor architecture.
  9. Architecture Change Management: Managing architectural evolution.
• ADM Deliverables: Key documents and outputs produced in each phase.

3. Core Concepts of TOGAF

• Enterprise Continuum: A framework for structuring and classifying different architectures.
• Architecture Repository: Central repository to manage architectural assets and deliverables.
• Architecture Views and Viewpoints: Understanding how different stakeholders view the architecture.

4. Architecture Governance

• Governance Framework: Establishing governance to ensure that the architecture is developed and maintained in accordance with business requirements.
• Architecture Board: Roles and responsibilities of the architecture governance body.

5. TOGAF Content Framework

• Content Metamodel: Understanding the architecture building blocks and their interrelationships.
• Architecture Artifacts: Key documents and deliverables produced through the architecture process.
• Reference Models: Frameworks for reference architectures (e.g., the TOGAF Technical Reference Model (TRM)).

6. Stakeholder Management

• Stakeholder Identification: How to identify and manage stakeholders.
• Communication and Engagement: Ensuring alignment between architecture outputs and stakeholder expectations.

7. TOGAF Implementation

• Implementing and Adapting TOGAF: How to apply the TOGAF methodology within an organization.
• Tailoring TOGAF for Different Organizations: Adapting TOGAF to meet specific business needs.