Description

The “Certified” certification level is today the most recognized for acquiring practical TOGAF®9.1 mastery. This training aims to put the principles and concepts of the framework into practice and to prepare for the TOGAF®9.1 Certified certification.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Architects, managers, leaders and architectural program members, all those involved in architectural projects.

Prerequisites

Be TOGAF®9 Level 1 certified

Training objectives

TOGAF9

1 Certified training aims to put into practice the principles and key concepts of the TOGAF®9

1 standard and to prepare for the TOGAF®9

1 Certified certification

Training program

• The content repository and its meta-model
  • Objects and relationships of the meta-model by architectural domain.
  • Meta-Model - Core and extensions.
  • Typology of artifacts and deliverables.
  • The notions of Building Blocks of architecture and solutions.
• The Architecture Development Method (ADM)
  • Introduction to ADM.
  • Preliminary Phase and Requirements Management.
  • Phase Details.
  • Business Architecture.
  • IS Architecture.
  • Technological Architecture.
  • Opportunities and Solutions.
  • Migration Planning.
  • Governance of implementation.
  • Architecture Change Management.
• ADM processes and tools
  • Architectural rules.
  • Stakeholder Management.
  • Business scenarios.
  • Gap analysis.
  • Migration Planning Techniques.
  • Architectural Patterns.
  • Interoperability Requirements.
  • Business Transformation Readiness Assessment.
  • Risk management.
  • Capability-Based Planning.
  • Notions of Views, Points of View and Stakeholders.
• The business continuum and the Architecture framework
  • Structuring the Business Continuum.
  • Continuum architecture and solutions.
  • Objective and content of the architecture framework.
  • Use of the Enterprise Continuum in ADM.
  • Architecture Partitioning.
  • Architecture Development Tools.
• TOGAF®9.1 Reference Models - TRM and IIIRM
  • The TOGAF® 9 Architecture Base.
  • 1.
  • The Technical Reference Model (TRM).
  • Its adaptation.
  • Components of the Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM).
  • Detailed view of the III-RM.
• The Governance of Architecture
  • The levels of governance.
  • The principles of architecture, the notion of contract.
  • Architecture governance process.
  • Use of the ADM.
  • The architectural committee.
• The Capacity and Maturity Model
  • The 6 levels of maturity.
  • The 9 evaluation criteria and their contents per level.