Articles Tagged with: Enterprise Architecture

Read this blog to understanding the benefits from TOGAF for different types of stakeholder: The Business User

In this series of blogs we're going to examine the benefits from TOGAF for different types of stakeholders, starting with: Executive Sponsor, Executive Management & Board Members

TOGAF and ArchiMate come from the same stable as they are both EA standards managed and maintained by The Open Group.But to what extent do they overlap or complement each other? How can they be used in combination? And how can we overcome any limitations they might impose? Read this blog to find out!

In this TOGAF blog we discuss the 7 habits of any highly successful Enterprise Architects

Read this TOGAF blog: 'TOGAF: What's the Difference Between Scope and Partition?' to better understand the criteria of both scope and partion in the TOGAF framework.

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

The Architecture Development Method is a generic process – so it is always likely to be adapted to meet your specific needs. Here we look at some of the key points to bear in mind about the architecture development cycle.

Both TOGAF and ArchiMate have been developed by The Open Group. TOGAF describes the process of developing an enterprise architecture and ArchiMate is a modeling language which compliments TOGAF. This blog outlines the difference between these standards.

A video guide outlining the contents of TOGAF 9.1 and how it can benefit you and your organization.

This blog covers how in the rapidly evolving digital market a Solution Architect builds a solution to face new challenges faced by your organization.