Corporate architecture based on TOGAF
Course objective
To teach participants how to design, describe, and manage an enterprise’s corporate architecture using the TOGAF methodology. The course helps integrate business, data, applications, and technology into a single system — for effective change management, IT investment planning, and digital transformation.
Learning Format
- Online
- Practical cases, workshops, interactive sessions
- Participant support via a private chat during the course
- Methodological foundation: TOGAF Standard, Version 10 + ArchiMate Framework + Enterprise Architecture (EA) best practices
- Price: 28000 UAH
What Will Graduates Gain?
The problem this course solves
Program of the course "Corporate architecture based on TOGAF"
- What is Enterprise Architecture (EA)
- Purpose, roles, types of architectures
- Connection between strategy, business, and IT
Practice: building an architecture domain map of your company
- Structure of TOGAF Standard v10
- Key concepts: ADM, content metamodel, capability framework
Practice: analysis of a real case of architecture management (banking/retail example)
- ADM as a change management cycle
- Interconnection of phases
Practice: building an ADM Cycle Canvas
- Defining context, principles, stakeholders
- Forming the architecture vision
Practice: creating an Architecture Vision Statement
- Business capability model (Capabilities Map)
- Business functions, processes, organizational structure
Practice: creating a Business Capability Map
- ArchiMate notation: business layer
- KPIs, value streams, value chain
Practice: building a value stream in Miro/ArchiMate
- Main objects: Data Entities, Data Flows, Governance
- Link with business functions
Practice: creating a Data Architecture Canvas
- Data Governance Framework
- Principles of data quality, security, and access
Practice: modeling data flow between systems
- Components of Application Architecture
- Interactions between systems
Practice: creating an Application Landscape Diagram
- APIs, service bus, microservices
- Patterns: point-to-point, ESB, event-driven
Practice: building an integration scheme
- Servers, clouds, networks, security
- Infrastructure as Code, containerization
Practice: creating a Technology Stack Map
- Cloud Reference Architectures (AWS, Azure, GCP)
- Edge, IoT, AI as part of the technology layer
Practice: developing a Cloud Architecture Blueprint
- Gap Analysis
- Roadmap and Transition Architecture
Practice: creating a roadmap “As-Is → To-Be”
- Architecture Contracts
- Portfolio & Project Governance
Practice: creating an Architecture Governance Matrix
- Archi, Enterprise Architect, Miro, Notion
- Architecture repository, artifact templates
Practice: creating an architecture artifact repository
- Roles: Enterprise Architect, Solution Architect, Domain Architect
- Interaction with PMO, BA, ITSM
Practice: designing an “architecture function” for your organization
After completing the course, participants:
- understand the logic and life cycle of enterprise architecture (ADM);
- can assess the maturity of the architectural practice and create architectural artifacts (Business, Application, Data, Technology);
- are able to develop an architectural vision and transformation roadmap;
- know the tools (ArchiMate, Enterprise Architect, Miro, Draw.io) and methods of communicating architecture;
- are ready to participate in building an architectural function in a company or transformation programs;
- can align business and IT goals through architectural artifacts.
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