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Well it turns out that some of the billboard headlines for TOGAF are the same: TOGAF is billed as the cure for all enterprise woes, as the silver bullet for IT development, or the one-stop solution for cutting costs and simplifying infrastructures. But when you get a bit more inquisitive it turns out that although it could be the answer everyone’s been looking for, it is actually just one of many new management ideas that require a lot of effort if they are to be successful.

At the end of August 2013, The Open Group announced that the number of TOGAF 9 certified individuals had passed the 25,000 mark. An increase of nearly 8,500 new certifications in the 12 months prior!

TOGAF certification has become a de facto baseline for endorsing the skills of an enterprise architect. But how does it really help you?

Good e-Learning are delighted to announce that we have updated our IT4IT Foundation course and would like to introduce IT4IT™ Foundation (v2.1) which is fully...

In this video we will show you how The Open Group's IT4IT Standard will improve the IT Management of any organization by examining the four main value streams of the IT Value Chain.

In this case study we examine the three types of gaps in enterprise architecture and how to manage transition from Current to target Architectures.

This series of articles is dedicated to the explanation of common BPMN 2.0 terms, where this article will explain the terms Fork, Join, Branch and Merge as defined in the BPMN 2.0 specification.

Understand the benefits of using the IT4IT Reference Architecture in under 2 minutes.

PRINCE2 was originally released in 1996 and since that time a wide range of other Project Management methodologies have emerged. Why does PRINCE2 accreditation remain so popular in the face of competition?

From time to time, the need arises to trade in trusted tools for superior notions. IT is not immune to this phenomenon. In this article by our ITIL and Dev Ops expert Mark Smalley, we look at some DevOps thinking about familiar IT Service Management topics.