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Enterprise Architecture Training – Foundation

New applications, cloud solutions, or changes to business processes rarely operate in isolation. Enterprise architecture therefore considers business, data, applications, and technology holistically and reveals the interconnections within the entire architecture.

Key Topics:

  • Fundamentals and Terminology of TOGAF®
  • Business, data, application, and technology architecture
  • Architecture Development Method (ADM)
  • Stakeholders, Requirements, and Architecture Goals
  • Governance and Architecture Capability
  • Maintenance and Further Development of Architectures

Prerequisite: 
A basic understanding of IT systems, business processes, or organizational structures is beneficial.

Target Audience: 
IT architects, enterprise architects, business analysts, consultants, project managers, and professionals working in digital transformation and IT strategy.

The TOGAF® Fundamentals help to integrate business and technical perspectives into a unified architecture model.

Course Content
  • Company
  • Purpose of Enterprise Architecture
  • Benefits of Enterprise Architecture
  • Architecture Framework
  • Architectural Domains
  • Architectural Abstraction
  • Enterprise Continuum
  • Architecture Repository
  • TOGAF® Content Framework and Enterprise Metamodel
  • Architecture Capabilities
  • Risk Management
  • Gap Analysis
  • Definitions
  • Understanding Technical Terms
  • TOGAF® ADM and Phases
  • Drafts and Approved Outputs
  • Iteration in the ADM
  • Managing and Maintaining Enterprise Architecture
  • Defining the Scope of the Architecture
  • Architectural Alternatives and Trade-offs
  • Purposes
  • Objectives
  • Information Flow Through the ADM Phases
  • Architecture Development for Agile Software Development
  • ADM, Guidelines, and Techniques
  • Purpose of Architectural Principles
  • Template for Architectural Principles
  • Characteristics of Good Architectural Principles
  • Business Scenarios
  • Purpose of the Gap Analysis
  • Interoperability
  • Readiness for Business Transformation
  • Risk Management in the TOGAF® ADM
  • Applying ADM
  • Apply the TOGAF® Standard
  • Iteration in ADM
  • Three Levels of the Architecture Landscape
  • Breaking Down Enterprise Architecture
  • Purpose-Driven Architecture Projects
  • TOGAF® for Digital Enterprises
  • Fundamentals of Architecture Governance
  • Architecture Governance
  • Benefits of Architecture Governance
  • Architecture Committee and Responsibilities
  • Architecture Contracts
  • Compliance with Architecture Requirements
  • Stakeholders, Concerns, Architectural Views and Perspectives
  • Building Blocks and ADM
  • TOGAF® Outcomes in the ADM Phases

Up to 100% funding for your continuing education

Attractive funding opportunities are available for numerous continuing education programs – depending on the funding program, up to 100% funding is possible.
The requirement is that you live or work in Germany. Our funding opportunities are not available outside of Germany.

Funding opportunities are available for career starters, job seekers, career changers, startups, experienced professionals, those seeking career advancement, and specialists.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • When business strategy, processes, data, and the IT landscape need to be aligned, enterprise architecture provides a common framework for change.
  • TOGAF® does not focus solely on technical systems; rather, it integrates business, data, application, and technology architectures within a comprehensive architectural framework.
  • The ADM is the central process model for the development and refinement of enterprise architectures—from goal setting through implementation and management.
  • They are particularly relevant for enterprise architects, solution architects, business architects, and roles in IT strategy, transformation, and architecture management.
  • Yes. Existing and desired architectures can be compared in a structured way, and the changes needed for the transformation can be planned.
  • The framework helps to integrate technological changes into the overall architecture and to highlight dependencies between business requirements, applications, data, and infrastructure.
  • Extensive TOGAF® experience is not required for the Foundation level. However, a basic understanding of IT structures, business processes, or architecture makes it easier to grasp the technical concepts.
  • After covering the fundamentals, participants can deepen their knowledge at the Practitioner level, with a stronger focus on applying the TOGAF® method in specific architecture scenarios.

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