TOGAF
We are member of the Architecture Forum in The Open Group and are involved in the evolution of TOGAF®. Through the practical use of TOGAF® in various projects we speak from experience in our training courses.
As an internationally recognized standard in the architecture field, TOGAF® promises methodical support for establishing and operating an EA capability. The heart of TOGAF® is a method for architecture development, complemented by guidelines and techniques for the application and possible adaptation. Meta model, viewpoints, and guidelines for the organization of the architecture capability (roles, committees, skills, etc.) as well as for the use of an architecture repository represent only some of the further main components of the framework.
Training Course in TOGAF 9.2 - Level 1+2
In this training course you obtain a comprehensive and colorful introduction into TOGAF® 9.2. You get to know the methodical and conceptual components of the framework and, based on a case study with practical exercises (and the practical experiences provided by our trainers), learn how to apply these in practice.
Specifically, the course deals with the following topics:
- Overview and core concepts of TOGAF®
- Architecture Development Method (ADM), incl. guidelines and techniques for ADM application and adaptation
- Architecture deliverables and artifacts / viewpoints
- Content and structure of an architecture repository
- Governance and organization of the architeture capability: roles, committees, etc.
4 days, optionally only 2 days foundation (level 1) or 2 days advanced (level 2)
Dirk Vollmerhaus
Senior Consultant
Dirk Vollmerhaus is a Senior Consultant and TOGAF trainer at Scape. He started his career as an IT consultant, system manager and developer and served as the team leader within the IT organization of a public service broadcasting authority for many years. As such, he assumed responsibility for various architecture-related initiatives. He also established an EA function based on TOGAF and led a cross-organizational working group for EA at the level of the national public service broadcasting network. At the same time, he worked as a consultant and trainer for setting up EA capabilities and related methods and tools.
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