TOGAF® 9.2

TOGAF® (The Open Group Architecture Framework) is an enterprise architecture methodology that helps businesses align their architectural objectives in a way that benefits enterprise software development. It is a vendor-neutral framework that is held at high standards by several companies all over the globe. Our training in Chicago IL equips the candidate with the architectural talent which is otherwise rare to find in combination with IT skills. With new technologies coming in so swiftly and so often, organizations need to keep up with the infrastructural upgrades and changes too. This is where TOGAF® comes for the rescue. It makes sure one doesn’t stay stuck on the old practices.  

The course begins by introducing enterprise architecture and the value of it in real world enterprises. It then quickly establishes the need for enterprise architecture frameworks. After that the course introduces TOGAF enterprise framework and covers the core concepts used in the framework.

Course objectives:

The objective of TOGAF® certification is to offer skills, knowledge, and understanding of the TOGAF® specification. 

Ability to analyze and apply learned concepts and principles to their day to day work.

Benefits and skills acquired

• Knowledge gained helps you to meet your organization’s needs better
• Improved managerial skills
• Understanding of framework gets you closer to new opportunities
• Enhanced business and leadership skills
• Improved interaction and teamwork with fellow architects

TOGAF is divided in seven different documents:

• Introduction
• Architectural Development Method
• ADM Guidelines and Techniques
• Architecture Content Framework
• Enterprise Continuum and tools
• TOGAF reference models
• Architecture Capability Framework

The main aim behind dividing TOGAF into these parts is to allow for different areas of specialization. Organizations that are new to TOGAF can consider particular parts of specification. 

This certification is best suited for:

• IT Architects
• Business Architects
• Enterprise Architects

TOGAF is based on 4 architecture domains:

• Business Architecture: Defines the business strategy and processes for an organization
• Application Architecture: provides a blueprint for the individual systems and interactions between the application systems
• Data Architecture: describes the structure of an organization’s physical and logical assets
• Technical Architecture: describes the hardware, software and network infrastructure

We determine the classroom training location before 2 weeks of training schedule and you'll be informed about it by email.