
Explore the Archimate cookbook in action and learn to model enterprise architecture with the Archimate language using the Archi tool, while previewing the course structure.
Learn to build a business model canvas in the Archi tool, mapping partners, activities, resources, value proposition, customer relationships, customer segments, channels, costs, and revenues using Archimate notations.
Explore the swot analysis view in ArchiMate, detailing strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats as internal and external factors, using a simple design pattern, templates, and composition relations.
Explore Archimate 2.2.4 strategy and capability view, illustrating a design pattern that links strategy, capability maps, value streams, and course of action for planning.
Explore application interaction in ArchiMate, modeling data flow between browser client, web server, application server, and database, using application components and sequence diagrams to illustrate cooperative patterns.
Learn to build an ArchiMate business process view in Archi tool, modeling actors, roles, services, events, artifacts, and a decision flow with triggers and junctions in figure 30.
A business process map can be defined based on functional decomposition.
Explore ArchiMate data modeling across conceptual and logical views, defining information concepts with data objects, and mapping them via associations and realizations to application and technology layers.
Course Overview
Theoretical knowledge of the ArchiMate® standard is only the beginning. The real challenge for an Enterprise Architect lies in application: How do I structure a Value Stream? How do I model a Capability Map that stakeholders actually understand? How do I connect Business Strategy to Technology Infrastructure without creating a "spaghetti" diagram?
Based on the renowned "ArchiMate Cookbook" by Eero Hosiaisluoma, this course is a comprehensive, hands-on lab designed to turn you into a proficient visual storyteller. Led by industry expert Xiaoqi Zhao, you will move beyond basic syntax and learn to apply proven design patterns—the "recipes" of the architectural world—using Archi, the industry-standard open-source modeling tool.
What Makes This Course Unique?
Pattern-Based Learning: Instead of just learning what symbols mean, you learn how to combine them into "views" that solve specific business problems.
Authorized & Practical: This is the practical successor to the popular ArchiSurance and ArchiMetal case studies, providing a deeper dive into the foundational patterns used by top-tier global firms.
Tool-Centric Approach: Every lecture is a demo. You won’t just watch slides; you will follow along in the Archi tool to build a comprehensive architecture repository from scratch.
Key Learning Modules
Strategy & Motivation: Master Goal views, Value Stream mapping, and Capability planning to align IT with business outcomes.
The Layered Universe: Deep dives into Business, Application, and Technology layers, ensuring seamless traceability across your entire stack.
Implementation & Migration: Learn to model roadmaps and plateaus to visualize the transition from "As-Is" to "To-Be" states.
Advanced Solution Architecture: Specialized focus on Application Structure views and Component Modeling (CM) for complex systems.
Who Is This For?
Enterprise Architects who want to standardize their modeling style and improve communication with stakeholders.
Solution & IT Architects looking for a structured way to document complex system integrations.
TOGAF® Certified Professionals seeking the "missing link" between high-level frameworks and day-to-day modeling practice.
Aspiring Architects who want to learn ArchiMate by doing, not just reading.
Why Enroll?
In today’s complex digital landscape, a diagram is only as good as the clarity it provides. By the end of this course, you will possess a "cookbook" of reusable patterns that you can immediately apply to your organization’s projects, ensuring your architecture is consistent, professional, and—most importantly—actionable.
Start cooking up world-class architecture today.