Implementation: The TOGAF® Standard eLearning - $534

Learning Objectives

 TOGAF ‘refresher’ covering the 6 major components
 High-level view of Enterprise Architecture strategy components
 Framework help for Enterprise Architecture

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 Recognizing and using the differences and similarities between the PMO and the Enterprise Architecture Practice
 The Enterprise Architecture Practice and its placement and function within the organization
 Set up an Enterprise Architecture Practice
 Setting up and engaging an Architecture Board

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 Understand why it is necessary to integrate an Enterprise Architecture framework rather than just implement it
 Management frameworks and integrating an Enterprise Architecture framework

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 Enterprise Architecture Information sources and requirements
 Enterprise Architecture Demand/Supply Model
 Asymmetric Demand
 Challenge model for understanding the position of the Enterprise Architecture Practice

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 Understand the environment of strategy
 Understand what makes up an Enterprise Architecture strategy
 Recognize the integration of the strategy into their environment
 Understand how to approach the implementation of Enterprise Architecture strategy

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 Understanding the Enterprise Architecture Operating Model
 Operating model design, structure, adapting and testing
 Understanding the Enterprise Architecture Engagement Model
 Integrating related business unit functions and relevant interfaces

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 Benefits of a capability assessment
 Constructing and using a capability assessment

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 The fundamental elements of governance
 The difference between governance and management
 Recognizing the requirement for governance
 Understanding why governance is important
 Understanding how to create a governance framework

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 Difference between services and capabilities
 Defining the required services and capabilities for the successful Enterprise Architecture Practice
 Recognizing the need for tools and how to choose the appropriate tools

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 Understanding communication, its complexity and scope
 Recognizing the criticality of communication and the involved effort

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 Understanding what an Enterprise Architecture charter is and why it is necessary
 Developing an Enterprise Architecture charter

'Enterprise architecture' involves creating 'architectures' of IT infrastructures, including how they are put together and how different elements interact. This provides a clearer sense of perspective which organizations can use to align architectures with business goals.

This can be essential for supporting large-scale enterprise transformation, IT growth, and organization-wide change.

'The Open Group Architecture Framework' is a leading enterprise architecture framework. It provides a systematic approach for designing, building, and adapting enterprise architectures - one that has been successfully applied across countless organizations and industries around the world.

The Open Group works with customers and suppliers of technology products and services, and with consortia and other standards organizations to capture, clarify, and integrate current and emerging requirements, establish standards and policies, and share best practices.

The TOGAF standard is used by organizations of virtually every size, sector and industry. Enterprise architecture is becoming a much more common practice for maximizing efficiency and managing complex business strategies, and this has only led to an increase in demand for TOGAF certified architects.

However, while any organization can use the TOGAF standard, it takes a certified architect to use it properly.

Students begin with TOGAF Foundation (Level 1). Passing this allows them to proceed to the TOGAF Certified (Level 2) exam. There are no prerequisites for taking the TOGAF Business Architecture (BA) exam. The Essentials and Implementation courses can also be taken without passing an exam.

According to Payscale, TOGAF-certified professionals such as enterprise, solutions, and technical architects can earn between $85,000 and $202,000 (or £39,000 and £202,000). TOGAF-certified architects can also find work in various industries all over the world.

The TOGAF framework is popular all over the world. You can find certified professionals in over 130 countries, and TOGAF architects can find work almost anywhere.

That being said, there are certainly several regions where the TOGAF standard has more of a presence. The majority of TOGAF certifications are earned in the UK, USA, India, the Netherlands and Australia.

The clarity offered by TOGAF helps businesses to pursue enterprise transformation, IT growth, and organization-wide change with optimized efficiency and focus.

It also helps users to ensure that their IT infrastructures are fully aligned with essential business goals.

The TOGAF Foundation exam is closed-book, lasts 60 minutes, and features 40 questions. Students who do not have English as their native language can be allocated 30 minutes of extra time. The pass mark is 55%.

The TOGAF Certified exam has eight questions, lasts 90 minutes, and has a pass mark of 60%.