TOGAF® Certification and Training

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Mutisoft Systems is offering the best TOGAF® Training program that will give you a brief introduction to “The Open Group Architecture Framework” which is better known as TOGAF®. This training program gives you an explanation of the ways or process to develop a huge range of the IT architectures. Through this certification course, candidates will get to learn the methods of expediting and streamlining the development process while ensuring the developing system remains receptive to the business changes.

As TOGAF® is a standardized global framework of the Enterprise Architecture, this course enables the in-depth and identical approach to the arranging, designing, developing, planning, executing, managing, and evaluating the information systems. Therefore, by achieving the tag of TOGAF® certified, you can validate that you have all the required knowledge and skills to apply the TOGAF® concepts to the Enterprise Architecture and the Technological Environment.

By the end of TOGAF® Certification Training, you will learn:

The basic concepts of TOGAF such as ADM, Enterprise Continuum, Architecture Repository, etc.
Essential information about the Architecture Governance, Views, Viewpoints, Building Blocks, and Stakeholder
Recommendations for adapting the Architecture Development Method, Architecture Skills Framework, and Maturity Models.
Ways to get higher ROI on every IT asset by decreasing the complications and increasing the IT and business decision cycle.

Target Audience

IT Professionals who are already working and responsible for the planning, implementation, development, etc.
Technical and Solution Architects who are seeking the basic knowledge of TOGAF®.
IT Professionals of the organizations where TOGAF® has been integrated can take this course for better career opportunities.
Working Professionals who are responsible for the development of architecture artifacts.
A professional who wishes for showcasing his detailed skills in a certified manner can go to the course.

Prerequisites

There is no specific prerequisite or prior experience required for the certification course of TOGAF®. But, Enterprise Architecture experience would be an added advantage for the candidates.

Introduction
Core Concepts
ADM Introduction
Architecture Content Framework: An Introduction
Introduction of Enterprise Continuum and Tools
Architectural Work Product
Stakeholder Management
Architecture Patterns
Architecture Segregating and Organization
Architecture Capability Framework
Architecture Governance
Architecture Compliance and Risk Management
Architecture Values
ADM- Primary Phase
Business Scenarios and Goals
ADM: An Architectural Vision
Architecture Implementation Support Techniques
ADM: Business Architecture
ADM: Information Systems Architecture
Foundation Architecture of TOGAF® TRM
Integrated Information and Infrastructural Reference Model
ADM: Technology Architecture
ADM: Opportunities and Solutions
ADM: Migration and Planning
ADM: Implementation Governance
ADM: Architecture Change Management
Architecture Requirements Management
ADM: Iteration and Levels
Security Architecture and ADM
Ways of Using TOGAF® to Define and Govern

Introduction

An introduction to TOGAF®
TOGAF® Structure

Core Concepts

Definition of key concepts and terms
Architecture Framework

ADM Introduction

An Overview of the TOGAF® ADM
Objectives of all ADM Phases
Architecture Development

Architecture Content Framework: An Introduction

Objectives of the initial phase
Aspects defining the enterprise
Classifying key drivers and elements
Necessities for architecture work
Calculating the enterprise architecture maturity
An overview of all inputs of the phases with key elements
Impact of pre-existing architectural inputs on the phases
Steps of the framework
Outputs and key elements
Architecture Governance Framework

Introduction of Enterprise Continuum and Tools

Enterprise Continuum – An introduction, usage, and re-use of architecture artifacts
Components of the Enterprise Continuum
Definition of Architecture Continuum
Different stages of architectural evolution
Relationship between the TOGAF® ADM and the Enterprise Continuum

Architectural Work Product

Architecture deliverables through the ADM cycle
Explanation of the key concepts
Concerns and viewpoints
Process of view creation
Block building
Difference between Solution and Architecture Building Blocks
Uses of blocks in ADM cycle

Stakeholder Management

Stakeholder map development process
Benefits of creating views
Explanation of the process with examples

Architecture Patterns

Architecture patterns

Architecture Segregating and Organization

Segregation of the Architecture
Repository
An overview of the Architecture tools

Architecture Capability Framework

Process of the establishment of an Architecture Capability by using ADM
Architecture Contracts: Content and the relationship with Architecture Governance
Architecture’s Maturity Models
Capability Maturity Model
ACMM: CMMI process, structure and different levels
Important role of the Maturity Assessments in ADM
Architecture Skills Framework

Architecture Governance

Architecture Board: Formation, accountabilities, elements for establishment and operations
Concept, Framework, and benefits of Architecture Governance
Fitment within the ADM cycle
Key factors for a successful Architecture Governance

Architecture Compliance and Risk Management

Key features and usage in the TOGAF® ADM
Monitoring of the risk
Meaning and importance of Architecture Compliance
Process and the usage of Architecture Compliance

Architecture Values

Architecture Values and usages within the TOGAF®
Standard templates
Identification and the establishment of the Architecture Values

ADM- Primary Phase

Objectives
Major aspects outlining the enterprise
Identification of the key elements and drivers
Needs of architecture work
Evaluation of the enterprise architecture maturity
Inputs and key elements of the phase
Impact of the pre-existing architectural inputs
Step-by-step process for the architecture team and the organization
Modification of the framework
Important outputs and key elements

Business Scenarios and Goals

Knowing business scenario and its purposes
Knowing the uses of Business Scenarios within the ADM cycle
Properties of the good Business Scenario
Ways to create and validate the Business Scenario

ADM: An Architectural Vision

Objectives
Characteristics
Business Transformation Assessment
Risk Assessment
Architecture Work Statements
Capability Assessment
Vision and Communication Plans
Security Architecture and its influences

Architecture Implementation Support Techniques

Gap analysis, purpose, and techniques
Techniques of migration planning
Implementation Factor Assessment
Deduction Matrix
Gaps and solutions
Dependencies Matrix
Definition and increments table
Transition of the Architecture State Evolution Table in conjunction using the TRM
Techniques for business value assessment
Interoperability necessities
Usage of the interoperability necessities in the TOGAF® ADM
Understanding of the interoperability necessities with prospective solutions
Assessment for business transformation
Readiness program for business transformation
Business transformation readiness in the ADM
Capability-based planning for business transformation

ADM: Business Architecture

Important inputs to ADM using the business principles
Business goals and drivers
Techniques for the business model
Concerns for choosing the reference models
Views and tools
Gap analysis techniques
Blocks building for the Business Architecture
Important outputs using the Business Architecture modules of the Architecture Definition Document
Explanation of the Business Architecture components

ADM: Information Systems Architecture

An introduction to Information Systems Architecture
Recommended approaches
An overview of Phase C
Data principles and phase inputs
Steps and concerns for reference models
Outputs using Data Architecture modules of the Architecture Definition Document
Data Architecture modules of the Architecture requirements and security Architecture impacts on the phase
Information Systems Architectures: Application architecture, inputs and application principles
Steps and considerations for choosing the reference models
Outputs using Application Architecture modules of the Architecture Definition Document
Application Architecture modules of the Architecture requirements and security Architecture impacts on the phase

Foundation Architecture of TOGAF® TRM

Role of TRM as the Foundation Architecture
Features of Foundation Architecture
Brief introduction to the basic III-RM concepts
Relationship of III RM with the basic concepts of Boundaryless Information Flow
An overview of TRM graphics
Brief introduction to the TRM structure
Key architecture goals of using the TRM
An introduction to the Platform Services Taxonomy
An introduction to the Service Quality Taxonomy
Ways to modify the TRM to cater the specific organizational needs

Integrated Information and Infrastructural Reference Model

Technical and business drivers for the Boundaryless Information Flow
Ways of fulfilling the III-RM solution space for the Boundaryless Information Flow
A deep analysis of the III-RM structure