It is not just what we train that is at the heart of what we offer, but also who we are. Many of us at Architecting the Enterprise; such as Judith Jones (our CEO-pictured right), Ed Harrington and Serge Thorn- have been key to the development of TOGAF over the years. This is why we take great care to teach and train with quality in mind. It is also why many organisations -including Fortune 500 companies- are loyal, satisfied customers.
Familiarisation with EA Frameworks
Course objective and pre-requisites
This instructor-led course provides a familiarisation with EA Frameworks.
There are no pre-requisites for this course.
Course duration
Familiarisation with EA Frameworks is a one-day course.
Course content
During the course the student will cover:
- What is an EA Framework, including its characteristics and benefits
- Evolution of Architecture Frameworks
- Architecture Standards
- ANSI/IEEE 1471-2000 Standard
- Model Driven Architectures (MDA) from OMG
- Generalised Enterprise Reference Architecture and Methodology (GERAM)
- Overview of TOGAF
- Comparative Overview of other EA Frameworks, including key strengths and weaknesses plus relationship with TOGAF
- US Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF) and US Federal Enterprise Architecture
- US Treasury Enterprise Architecture Framework (TEAF)
- Department of Defence Architecture Framework (DoDAF), including relationship with TOGAF
- Ministry of Defence Architecture Framework (MoDAF)
- Commission Enterprise IT Architecture Framework (CEAF)
- TMF Architectures for the Telecoms Industry
- The Zachman Framework
- Enterprise Architecture Planning (EAP)
- Integrated Architecture Framework (IAF) -- CapGemini
- IFEAD's Extended Enterprise Architecture Framework(E2AF)
- Choosing the Right EA Framework
- An example of a TOGAF Case Study - Micron
