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Enterprise Architecture Training – Practitioner
Architecture projects must reconcile differing business objectives, technical dependencies, and stakeholder interests. TOGAF® provides a structured framework for this purpose that can be adapted to specific tasks. The focus is on working with the Architecture Development Method.
Key Topics:
- Managing requirements throughout the ADM process
- Involving stakeholders and incorporating different perspectives
- Preparing architecture decisions in a structured manner
- Integrating business, data, application, and technology aspects
- Taking governance and architectural changes into account
Prerequisite:
In-depth knowledge of the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Foundation.
Target Audience:
Enterprise Architects, Business Architects, Solution Architects, IT Architects, and those responsible for transformation and architecture management.
This enables requirements to be systematically translated into transparent architectural decisions.
Course Content
Enterprise Architecture and Governance
- Defining Enterprise Architecture
- Explain Architecture Governance
- Understand Architecture Security
- Apply knowledge to a real-world scenario
Digital Enterprise Architecture
- Managing Agile Development with TOGAF®
- Managing Digital Business with TOGAF®
- Applying Iterations in TOGAF®
- Applying Knowledge in Scenario-Based Exercises
Architecture Kickoff and Stakeholders
- ADM Phase A
- Manage Stakeholders
- Architectural Views and Perspectives
- Alternatives and Compromises
- Practical Application
Architectural Development with ADM
- Learn About ADM Phases B, C, and D
- Understand inputs, results, and steps
- Identify safety aspects
- Apply your knowledge in practice
Bringing Architecture to Life
- Learn About ADM Phases E, F, and G
- Understand Inputs, Results, and Steps
- Identify safety aspects
- Apply knowledge in practice
Managing Changes and Requirements
- Manage Changes in Phase H
- Manage requirements in ADM
- Apply requirements management
- Apply knowledge in practice
Planning and Architectural Management
- Business Scenarios
- Migration Planning
- Compliance Audits
- Architectural Landscape
Architecture Repository and Metamodel
- Explore the Architecture Repository
- Understanding the Enterprise Metamodel
- Organize Architecture Content
- Apply Knowledge in Practice
Exam Preparation and Application
- Exam Exercises
- Real-world scenarios
- Limited-time practice exam
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.
What does an enterprise architect actually do?
- Enterprise architects align business objectives with IT structures and develop architectures that integrate processes, applications, data, and technologies.
When Is Enterprise Architecture Worth It for Companies?
- This is especially true for complex IT environments, major changes, cloud transformations, new business models, or the modernization of existing systems.
What is the difference between an enterprise architect and a solution architect?
- Enterprise architects consider the enterprise-wide architecture. Solution architects focus more on specific solutions, systems, or individual technical projects.
What kind of experience is helpful for the Practitioner level?
- A basic knowledge of enterprise architecture and an understanding of the fundamentals of TOGAF® are important, as the focus is on practical application.
Does TOGAF® help with digital transformation?
- Yes. The framework helps integrate business requirements, existing IT structures, and planned changes into a unified architecture.
Is TOGAF® only suitable for large companies?
- No. What matters most is not so much the size of the company as the complexity of its processes, IT systems, interdependencies, and planned changes.
What types of tasks can be structured using TOGAF®?
- This includes architectural planning, requirements analysis, evaluation of existing structures, development of target architectures, and planning of change phases.
Which professional roles benefit from Practitioner-level knowledge?
- Relevant areas include, among others, enterprise architecture, IT architecture, solution architecture, business architecture, as well as roles in transformation and strategic IT planning.
