Enterprise Architecture Overview Training Course
This program is designed for all professionals engaged in the planning, analysis, implementation, execution, maintenance, or enhancement of Enterprise Architectures. It provides a holistic view of the tools utilized to define and realize Enterprise Architecture (EA).
This course is available as onsite live training in Serbia or online live training.Course Outline
Introduction to Enterprise Architecture
- Defining Architecture
- Enterprise Architecture (EA)
- The Necessity of EA
- IT Enterprise Architecture
- Business Enterprise Architecture
- Distinguishing EA Description from EA Implementation
Enterprise Architecture Methods, Frameworks, Concepts, and Paradigms
EA, Governance, and Strategic Planning
- Strategic Management and Planning
- OMG Business Motivation Model
- Strategy Execution (EFQM)
- Quality Management (Six Sigma, TQM, ISO 9001)
- IT Governance
- IT Service Delivery and Support (ITIL)
- IT Implementation (CMM and CMMI)
Methods and Frameworks
- IEEE Standards
- Zachman Framework
- OMG UAF (Unified Architecture Framework)
- MDA
- SOA
- NATO Architecture Framework, MoDAF, DoDAF, UPDM
Description Languages
- IDEF
- BPMN
- Testbed
- SoaML
- UML
- Architecture Description Languages
- Evaluating Suitability for EA
Enterprise Architecture Modelling
- The Modelling Process
- Ensuring Model Readability and Usability
- Viewpoints and Visualization
Architecture Analysis
- Analysis Techniques
- Quantitative Analysis
- Functional Analysis
Additional Topics
- Architecture Alignment
- Tool Support
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In my opinion large amount of practical examples is very helpful to understand subject.
Pawel - EY GDS (CS) Poland Sp. z o.o.
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