Introduction

• Why an enterprise architecture?
• Types of architectures.
• Why a frame of reference?
• Overview of the OPEN GROUP.
• Overview of components of TOGAF® 9.2.

ADM (Architecture Development Method)

• Phase A - Vision of the architecture.
• Phase B - Business architecture.
• Phase C - Information Systems Architecture.
• Phase D - Technology Architecture.
• Phase E - Opportunities and Solutions.
• Phase F - Migration Schedule.
• Phase G - Implementation Governance.
• Phase H - Architecture change management.

ADM: Techniques and recommendations

• Iterative approach. Iteration cycles
• Factors that influence the use of an iterative approach. Different styles of architectures.
• Applying the ADM at different levels of the company. Different areas of engagement.

Architecture content framework and metamodel

• Metamodel. Core and extensions.
• Mapping between frame of reference and phases of the ADM.
• Types of artifacts. Deliverables. building blocks. Architecture patterns.

The Enterprise Continuum

• Structure of the Enterprise Continuum. The Enterprise Continuum and architecture reuse.
• Use of the enterprise continuum in ADM.
• The architecture repository. Development tools.

TOGAF® 9.2 reference models.

• The TOGAF® 9.2 architecture base. The technical reference model (TRM).
• Taxonomy. Adaptation of the TRM.
• Components of the Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
• Detailed view of the III-RM.

Architecture capacity framework

• The architecture committee. Architecture compliance. Architecture contracts.
• Architecture governance Architecture capacity model and maturity. Architecture skills framework.