Enterprise Architecture Management based on TOGAF® 9

TOGAF® or “The Open Group Architecture Framework” is a developmental method used by enterprises to plan and design their IT architecture. The first version of TOGAF® was started in 1995 and was based on the Technical Architecture Framework designed by the Department of Defense (DoD). Shortly after, the DoD handed over the framework to the Open Group Institute, which has handled it ever since. TOGAF® is used to help organizations design an IT infrastructure that is adapted to meet their requirements. This is where trained TOGAF® professionals come in; they communicate with various department heads and help design and implement an IT strategy quickly and effectively.  

This course is intended for people who have started working as an architect and want to apply the TOGAF standard, Version 9.2 in practice. The training is also useful for architects pursuing the TOGAF Certified certification. To participate in this training you should have at least several months of architectural experience.

N.B. Although this course is not accredited it can be used as a preparation for the exam.