1

The goals and added values of Enterprise Architecture

• Definition and reasons for Enterprise Architecture.
• Main repositories.
• Positioning of TOGAF.

2

The modules of TOGAF® 9.1

• TOGAF and its upgrades
• Overall vision of TOGAF. Modular structure.
• Roles, dependencies, and goals of the modules. Summary.

3

Details of the content repository and its meta-model.

• Objects and relationships of the meta-model for each architecture domain.
• Meta-Model - Core and extensions.
• Types of artifacts and deliverables.
• Notions of Architecture and Solution Building Blocks.

4

The enterprise continuum and Architecture repository

• Structuring the Enterprise Continuum.
• Goals and contents of the architecture repository.
• TOGAF® reference models. TRM and IIIRM.
• IIRM and the “Boundaryless Information Flow”.

5

Architecture governance

• Different levels of governance.
• Architecture principles, the notion of a contract.
• Architecture governance processes.
• Using the ADM.
• The architecture committee.

6

The phases of the ADM

• The different phases. Managing requirements.
• Description of goals, inputs, and outputs.
• Diagram, catalog, and matrix artifacts.
• Artifacts recommended by TOGAF to describe architecture and solution elements.

7

ADM methods and tools

• Architecture rules.
• Stakeholder management. Business scenarios.
• Gap analysis. Migration planning techniques.
• Architecture patterns. Interoperability requirements.
• The Business Transformation Readiness Assessment.
• Risk management.
• Capability-Based Planning.
• The notions of views, viewpoints, and stakeholders.

8

The Capability Maturity Model

• The 6 levels of maturity.
• The 9 levels of assessment and their content for each level.