

At Enterprise Architects, we believe that an enterprise architect is a critical element in the successful realisation of business strategy.
An enterprise architect must be capable of operating effectively across business, strategy, governance and delivery.
Through our consulting and recruiting businesses, we have assisted many corporations to establish architecture practices, delivered architecture outcomes and assembled architecture talent. We have used this wealth of experience to shape a comprehensive training plan for individuals and teams across the business. This program will extend your capability to provide high value architectural solutions for your clients and sponsors.
In February 2009, the Open Group announced the release of Version 9 of The Open Group Architecture Framework. TOGAF V9 Enterprise Edition is a detailed method and set of supporting resources for developing an Enterprise Architecture. It represents an industry consensus framework and method for Enterprise Architecture that is freely available for use (subject to license conditions www.opengroup.org/togaf/ ).
Version 9 represents a major extension for TOGAF, addressing not only what architecture should comprise, but how to make it work in the enterprise. TOGAF V9 offers the means for uniting different methodologies in business planning, IT architecture and project management under one common framework. TOGAF V9 delivers detail on how organisations can incorporate the framework within their internal processes to achieve better alignment IT with business needs. In addition, the V9 Architecture Development Method (ADM) shows how this framework can be applied to specific situations such as service oriented architecture (SOA) and security architecture. The new Architecture Content Framework includes a detailed content meta model that formalises the definition of an Enterprise Architecture and establishes clear links between business and IT objects.
Suitable for novice and experienced architects alike, Enterprise Architects will teach you how to apply the TOGAF framework in your organisation. Participate in one of our TOGAF Training and Certification Courses and join the elite of certified architects in demand globally.
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Learning Objectives
At the end of the course you will:
- Understand the new concepts introduced to TOGAF in version 9
- Understand the business rationale behind Enterprise Architecture and TOGAF
- Have an understanding of the overall structure and contents of the TOGAF 9 document and the key subject matter content
- Have an overall and detailed understanding of the Architecture Development Method (ADM) development cycle and all the phases that make up the cycle including for each phase:
> Objectives and approach to the phase
> Inputs to the phase
> Steps
> Outputs / Deliverables
- Be able to use the techniques defined for use in Architecture development including:
> Stakeholders involved and their role, concerns, views and viewpoints
> Architecture Principles and Architecture patterns, views and viewpoints
> Business Scenarios, with goals & objectives
> Planning and analysis techniques
> Interoperability
> Assessing & Readiness of the business
> Managing risk
- Understand the guidelines for adapting the ADM processes:
> For SOA, and Security considerations
> Adapting for iterations and different enterprise levels
- Gain a sound understanding of the Architecture Content Framework and the purpose / content of each of the elements including:
> Content Meta-model
> Architecture building blocks & their relationships to the ADM
> Architecture Artefacts
> Architecture Deliverables
- Understanding of the Enterprise Continuum and the Architecture Repository, including:
> Contents of the Architecture Repository
> Make-up of the Enterprise Continuum, including the Architecture and Solutions Continuum
> Architecture Partitioning
- Have a detailed understanding of the concepts, taxonomy and graphical representations of the TOGAF Reference Models and their application, including:
> Foundation Architecture
> Technical Reference Mode (TRM)
> Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM)
> Applications and Service
> Qualities
> Understand boundary-less information flow
> The Standards Information Base
> Core meta-model concepts
- Understand how to establish an architecture capability
- Understand how to set up / run an Architecture Board
- Have an understanding of:
> Architecture compliance and contracts
> Architecture governance and processes /
role within TOGAF ADM
> Architecture maturity assessments / models
> Need for and make-up of Architecture skills framework
> Tools, techniques & methods for architectural development

The course covers all facets of Architecture Development
Method and Framework and as such all types of Architects
will benefit.
Course Format
There are two formats for our public courses:
TOGAF 9 Training and Certification
for professionals who have no previous TOGAF training or certification
TOGAF 8 - 9 Advanced Bridge Training and Certification
for professionals already proficient in TOGAF 8.
We also offer training in a client specific format. In this format the training may be preceded by an Enterprise Architecture maturity assessment. This provides context and awareness of the client’s architecture process and artefact strengths and weaknesses. The TOGAF training is then customised to place emphasis upon material areas of weakness.
Duration:
- TOGAF 9: 5 days
- TOGAF 8 - 9 Advanced Bridge: 2 days or 4 evenings (with an additional day to sit the exam)
- Client Specific: dependent on client needs & objectives
Format:
- Instructor-based with exercises.
Audience:
- Architects or those desiring to better understand the Architecture discipline.
- The course covers all facets of the Architecture Development Method and Framework and as such all types of Architects will benefit from the course. Both Business & Technical.
Certification:
- Internationally recognised Certificate from The Open Group.
Handouts:
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Costs
Public Courses
Bridging Courses
In-house Courses
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