
Discover adm within togaf 10 for developing and governing enterprise architecture through an iterative cycle of phases, outputs, and governance across business, data, application, and technology domains.
Identify stakeholders and their concerns, translating them into requirements for enterprise architecture elements described by TOGAF and ISO standards, and relate viewpoints, views, and diagrams.
Identify and establish architecture principles to guide enterprise decisions. Maintain a principles catalog aligned with business objectives, differentiating enterprise and architecture principles under TOGAF governance.
Define phase a in adm cycle by creating architecture vision, setting scope, and identifying stakeholders; outline four architectures (business, data, application, technology) and obtain approval for the architecture work statement.
Identify stakeholders and extract business requirements, document them in the architecture requirements specification and repository, and define measurable success criteria, constraints, assumptions, and service contracts across ADM phases.
Evaluate capabilities across enterprise, IT function, and architecture function to assess baseline and target maturity, gaps, and readiness for business transformation readiness assessment, using TOGAF phase A guidance and templates.
Define the statement of architecture work in TOGAF 10 during phase A architectural vision to document findings, scope, and approach for the architecture project.
Explore technology architecture artifacts, including the technology portfolio catalog and platform decomposition diagrams, to map the technology platform to applications, environments, and operating systems.
Explore interoperability in TOGAF, defining how information and services are shared across presentation, information, application logic, and technical layers through EAI and ADM phases I, B, C, D, F.
Finalize phase f migration planning by detailing the implementation plan, moving from baseline to target architectures, and confirming an approved set of projects with resources, constraints, and timelines.
Coordinate migration planning across business, project, and operations frameworks to align the implementation plan. Prioritize projects via cost-benefit and risk assessment, update the architecture roadmap, and finalize the migration plan.
Coordinate implementation and migration planning with project and portfolio managers to deliver target architectures; finalize the phase ii plan, assess dependencies and costs, and conduct a lessons learned workshop.
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This course is based on the latest edition of TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition released by The Open Group. This course...
covers all key concepts of TOGAF Foundation curriculum (aka Level 1, Part 1),
provides instructive course material in best quality for download,
supports your learning progress with 48 control questions,
strengthens your practical architecture knowledge with 8 real-world EA assignments and
contains 2 timed practice test simulation under real exam conditions to prepare you for the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 Exam.
The course will accelerate your learning and greatly increase your chances of passing the TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 1 Exam.
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Knowhow is good, application is better. Besides covering all TOGAF Certification Program Conformance Requirements, the course teaches you how to put the Enterprise Architecture Framework into practice.
Learn, understand and employ the main TOGAF foundation concepts:
Enterprise Architecture benefits & frameworks
Architecture Development Method & ADM Techniques
Architecture Domains, States, Levels & Partitioning
Business, Application, Data and Technology artifacts
Architecture Principles & Repository
Content Framework & Enterprise Metamodel
Building Blocks & Standard Deliverables
Business Scenarios & Transformation Readiness Assessment
Architecture Trade-Offs & Interoperability Requirements
Risk Management & Gap Analysis
Architecture Governance & Capability
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This is a non-accredited course. The certificate of completion issued through Udemy confirms only the completion of this online course and is not a TOGAF certification (e.g., TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation) or any other certification provided by The Open Group. Participants do not receive The Open Group Certified: TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation badge.
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