Articles Tagged with: TOGAF 9.2

...despite the differences between these two enterprise architectural methodologies, they do not actually negate or conflict with each other. In fact, they are quite complementary and can even help teams and departments implement other frameworks such as PRINCE2, COBIT 2019, and ITIL 4.

“There is no single definitive EA approach, methodology or framework that is always right for everyone.”

“Enterprise architecture is a discipline; achieving a TOGAF certification will simply be the first step in a lifelong process of becoming an enterprise architect.”

“Even after you study how to apply TOGAF in practical situations, you will still have much more to learn in your enterprise architecture career (I started in EA in 1984 and even I’m still learning!)”

Having a good metamodel is essential to every enterprise architect. We discuss how a good metamodel can help understand structure, document component relationships and much more.

A detailed overview of Good e-Learning's winter sale along with goals and opportunities for 2019. We discuss course information including benefits, main features and information on the accrediting bodies.

Enterprise Architecture (EA) is a comprehensive framework designed to map out and govern the alignment between IT investment and wider organizational strategies to develop a clear understanding of potential threats and opportunities.

Find out the many benefits of studying The Open Group Architecture Framework (TOGAF) including where to use it, when you'll need it, and how much a TOGAF Certification will cost you

Enterprise Architecture is relevant any situation where we need to change an enterprise. If we then take “enterprise” to mean any human endeavour or...

Having set the standard for enterprise architecture for over two decades, The Open Group caused a huge stir when it announced TOGAF Version 9.2....