Implementing TOGAF® 9 in a Tool eLearning

• TOGAF students who require an understanding of how to implement their new knowledge in practice

• TOGAF practitioners interested in studying the Orbus Software iServer suite

• Students and practitioners looking for a practical understanding of the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM) and how EA concepts can be supported by tools

• Anyone looking for a practical understanding of how to tailor key concepts within TOGAF

• Enterprise architects and stakeholders seeking to understand how to collaborate on essential projects

• How the key elements of TOGAF can be tailored in order to suit specific projects

• How the concepts of TOGAF can be supported by tools

• How to understand stakeholder requirements and concerns

• How tools can support analysis and communication within the ADM

Why should you take this course?

• As popular and comprehensive as TOGAF is, its successful implementation requires a practical understanding of the framework within business environments

• Being able to tailor and apply TOGAF can help enterprise architects to unlock significant career and networking opportunities

• Orbus Software is a leading training provider with a long history of providing world-class TOGAF courses

• Good e-Learning is an award-winning online training provider

• The course comes with a number of online training assets, including interactive slides and instructor-led videos. Each asset was designed with help from highly experienced TOGAF practitioners

• Good e-Learning offers expert support on course content and technical issues

• Good e-Learning courses are accessible via the Docebo app, so learners can study anywhere, any time

Module 1: Introduction Learning Objectives

TOGAF 9 Critical Breakdown and Tool Translation - A recap of the high-level areas of TOGAF from a tool perspective, how TOGAF concepts can translate practically within a tool, and how to distinguish tool requirements.

Module 2: Developing the Architecture Vision and Strategy Learning Objectives

The concept of an ‘architecture vision and strategy’ from an organizational and tool perspective. The module also looks at how iServer supports artifact creation, how to articulate the strategic context of an architecture into an iServer model, and how iServer functionality supports strategy alignment.

Module 3: Tailoring TOGAF 9 in a Tool Learning Objectives

Why an organization may want to tailor TOGAF, and how iServer can support a tailored TOGAF metamodel. The module also examines how iServer supports TOGAF viewpoint customization and extension based on specific business requirements and questions.

Module 4: Architecture Delivery of ADM Phases B, C (i and ii) and D Learning Objectives

How iServer can support the architecture delivery stages of the ADM, and how architectural models are created.

Module 5: Analysis and Communication Learning Objectives

How different types of analysis and reporting can be used within a tool, and how a tool can support architectural roadmaps. The module also examines how a tool can support the socialization of architectural artifacts, data, and deliverables.

Module 6: Conclusion (What Makes an EA Team Successful?) Learning Objectives

An overview of how the functionality and content of iServer can support the practical application of TOGAF. The module also provides a recap of the course’s key takeaways.

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