Course #:WA2332 Integrating Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA) Training 04/13/2020 - 04/14/2020 USD$1,295.00 Instructor Led Virtual 05/26/2020 - 05/27/2020 USD$1,295.00 Instructor Led Virtual Courseware: Available for sale This course is for organizations that have or desired to establish an enterprise architecture function. This course describes enterprise architecture, solution architecture, and the relationship between them. Course topics include: EA architecture frameworks, reference architectures, Solution Architecture, architecture viewpoints, requirements analysis, architecture roadmaps, architecture patterns & tactics, COTS architectures, architecture techniques, and building an architecture toolbox. Audience Enterprise Architect, Solution Architect, Architecture Stakeholders Prerequisites None Duration 2 Days Outline of Integrating Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA) Training Chapter 1 - Introduction Introductions Course Outline Handouts & Appendices Practical Application Course Evaluation & Questions Course Delivery Overview Chapter 2 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Primer Architecture Architects Enterprise Architecture Definitions IEEE, TOGAF, & Gartner Perspectives Group Discussion: Expectations of EA Key Enterprise Architecture Terminology Architecture Framework: Foundation for a Common Vocabulary Industry EA Frameworks Dimensions of Architecture Scope Group Discussion: EA Partitioning Architecture Domains Depth: Strategic, Segment, and Capability Architectures Example: DOE Segment Identification Example: Segment Architecture Time: Baseline, Target, and Transition Architectures Various Solution Architecture Definitions Group Discussion: Solution Architecture Characteristics of a Solution Architecture Example Solution Architecture: SOA for Insurance Example Solution Architecture: Customer Contact Center Glossary Summary Chapter 3 - EA Framework The Importance of a Framework for EA TOGAF TOGAF Components Architecture Development Method (ADM) Architecture Content Framework Views & Viewpoints TOGAF Viewpoints Catalogs, Matrices, Diagrams & Viewpoints Architecture Deliverables ADM Techniques ADM Guidelines Enterprise to Solution Architecture Example: Architecture Roadmap Summary Chapter 4 - Reference Architecture Reference Architecture Reference Architecture Components Reference Architecture Summarized Reference Architecture Context Architecture Principles Components of Principles Qualities of a Good Set of Principles EA Principles: Creation Process Templates: Principle & Principle Catalog Example: Architecture Principles Group Discussion: Principles Applying Architecture Principles Policies Template: Policy Example: Governance Policies Example: SOA Policy Example: Policies Reference Models Example: IBM Business Analytics & Optimization Reference Architecture Example: IBM Insurance Application Architecture Example: SOA Reference Architecture Example:Customer Experience Reference Architecture Business Scenarios Business Scenario Summary Business Scenario Outline Template & Example: Business Scenario Practices: Standards & Guidelines Example: Interoperability Standards Example: Insurance Reporting Reference Architecture Example: Electronic Product Code™ (EPC) Standards Example: Health Care Reference Architecture Resource: Financial Industry Organizations Resource: Health Industry Organizations Resource: Retail Industry Organizations Resource: Technical Organizations Industry Organizations Insurance Industry Standards ROI Requirements Example: Mobile Security Reference Architecture Example: MSRA Requirements Architecture Building Blocks: Reusable Requirement Sets Resource: NIST Security Requirements Example: COTS Standard Requirements Set Summary Chapter 5 - Views & Viewpoints Views & Viewpoints TOGAF Viewpoint Taxonomy Example: Documenting a Viewpoint Example: Another Viewpoint Popular Modeling Notations Catalogs, Matrices, Diagrams & Viewpoints Metamodel Entities Summary Chapter 6 - Architecture Requirements Architecture Quality Attributes Quality of Service Requirement Categories Trade-off Analysis Group Discussion: Trade-offs Requirement Patterns Example: Non-Functional Requirement Patterns Architecture Change Cases Elements of a Change Case Example: Change Case Eliciting Change Cases Group Discussion: Change Case Summary Chapter 7 - Architecture Deliverables Architecture Requirements Document Template: Requirements Specification IEEE Architectural Description Document Template: Architectural Description Document TOGAF Architecture Definition Document Templates: Architectural Definition Document Group Discussion: Architecture Definition Documents Interface Specifications Interface Specification Best Practices Interface Design Document Template: Interface Design Document Database Design Document Template: Database Design Document Platform Design Document Template: Platform Design Document Architecture Decision Document Template: Architecture Decision Document Group Discussion: Architecture Decision Document Summary Chapter 8 - Solution Architecture Overview Why is Solution Architecture Important? Communications Vehicle Among Stakeholders The Project is Organized Around Architectural Elements What is a System? Why Focus on Structure? Solution Architecture Context Solution Architecture & Domains SA Spans All Domains Relationship to EA Architecture Development Process Solution Architecture Solution Architecture Stakeholders Solution Architecture Deliverables EA Involvement in SA Architecturally Significant Group Discussion: Architecture Resource: Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Resource: SWEBOK Resource: OpenUp Resource: Microsoft Library Group Discussion: Methodologies Summary Chapter 9 - Core Solution Architecture Methods Shared Vision Example Shared Vision Draw the Boundary Well-defined Interface Example: Context Diagram Identify the External Interfaces Subsystems Subsystem Context Diagram Layers Example: Subsystems with Layers Components Decomposing the System Partitioning Patterns Example Partitioning Based on Patterns Example: Healthcare SOA Framework Requirements Allocation Group Discussion: Requirements Allocation Configuration Management Implications Release Management Implications Testing Implications Work Pattern & Skill Set Implications Work & Build Dependencies Increment/Sprint Planning Sizing Implications More Than Executable Architecture Development Architecture Operations Architecture Group Discussion: Integrating Operations Architecture Summary Chapter 10 - Solution Architecture Views The 4+1 Views Approach Take a Multiple View Approach UML: Unified Modeling Language UML Notation Examples Use Case View Logical View Process Views Implementation View Deployment View Summary Chapter 11 - Patterns What are Patterns? Elements of a Pattern Pattern Levels Pattern Types How to Start Using Patterns? Common Architectural Patterns Layers Pattern Example: Retail Layered Architecture Object-Oriented Design Patterns Structural Design Pattern: Facade Pattern Example Enterprise Integration Patterns Messaging Systems: Overview Example Pattern: Pipes and Filters Monitoring Credit Bureau Example EAA Patterns Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern SOA Patterns Example: Saga Pattern Business Process Patterns Example: Synchronizing Merge Pattern Configuration Management Patterns New Patterns Continue to Emerge Group Discussion: Patterns Summary Chapter 12 - Architecture Tactics Tactics Availability Tactics Modifiability Tactics Architectural Patterns and Corresponding Tactics for Modifiability Performance Tactics Security Tactics Testability Tactics Usability Tactics Approach for Describing Tactics Group Discussion: Tactics Pipes & Filters: Tactics Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Tactics Summary Chapter 13 - Architecture Techniques ATAM: Scenario-based Architecture Review Progressive Filtering Rubric Example: Service Design Rubric Example: Architecture Rubric Refactoring Think About the Future, But Wait to Act Feature Tree Decision Tables Decision Table Example Flowcharts Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat (SWOT) Analysis Example: SWOT Layout SWOT Steps Summary Chapter 14 - Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) COTS Advantages & Disadvantages COTS Implication: Accept Design Influence COTS Implication: Plan for Stability COTS Implication: Sustain Competency COTS Implication: Vendor Lock-In COTS Implication: Balance Business Needs & Architecture COTS Inherent Risks COTS Risk Management Strategy #1 COTS Risk Management Strategy #2 COTS Risk Management Strategy #3 Group Discussion: COTS Typical COTS Architecture Summary Chapter 15 - The Architecture Toolbox The Architecture Toolbox The Toolbox What Goes in A Toolbox More Patterns Business Analysis Book of Knowledge (BABOK) Resource: Business Architecture Body of Knowledge (BIZBOK™) DAMA DMBOK Reference Library Practitioner Toolbox Items Group Discussion: Toolbox Items Summary Chapter 16 - Lessons Learned Process Recommendations Summary Structural Recommendations Summary Anti-Patterns Anti-Pattern: Bleeding Edge Anti-Pattern: Goldplatting Anti-Pattern: Strive for Perfection Anti-Pattern: Stuck in the Weeds Anti-Pattern: Technology Above All Group Discussion Summary Handout 1 - Sample Principles Business Principles Data Principles Application Principles Technology Principles Governance Principles SOA Governance Principles Handout 2 - Requirement Patterns Handout 3 - Rubric Worksheet Appendix A - Reference Library Industry Organizations References & Further Reading Appendix B - Glossary ABC DEF GHI MNO PQR STU VWXYZ Appendix C - Pattern List We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. 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Course #:WA2332 Integrating Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA) Training 04/13/2020 - 04/14/2020 USD$1,295.00 Instructor Led Virtual 05/26/2020 - 05/27/2020 USD$1,295.00 Instructor Led Virtual Courseware: Available for sale This course is for organizations that have or desired to establish an enterprise architecture function. This course describes enterprise architecture, solution architecture, and the relationship between them. Course topics include: EA architecture frameworks, reference architectures, Solution Architecture, architecture viewpoints, requirements analysis, architecture roadmaps, architecture patterns & tactics, COTS architectures, architecture techniques, and building an architecture toolbox. Audience Enterprise Architect, Solution Architect, Architecture Stakeholders Prerequisites None Duration 2 Days Outline of Integrating Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA) Training Chapter 1 - Introduction Introductions Course Outline Handouts & Appendices Practical Application Course Evaluation & Questions Course Delivery Overview Chapter 2 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Primer Architecture Architects Enterprise Architecture Definitions IEEE, TOGAF, & Gartner Perspectives Group Discussion: Expectations of EA Key Enterprise Architecture Terminology Architecture Framework: Foundation for a Common Vocabulary Industry EA Frameworks Dimensions of Architecture Scope Group Discussion: EA Partitioning Architecture Domains Depth: Strategic, Segment, and Capability Architectures Example: DOE Segment Identification Example: Segment Architecture Time: Baseline, Target, and Transition Architectures Various Solution Architecture Definitions Group Discussion: Solution Architecture Characteristics of a Solution Architecture Example Solution Architecture: SOA for Insurance Example Solution Architecture: Customer Contact Center Glossary Summary Chapter 3 - EA Framework The Importance of a Framework for EA TOGAF TOGAF Components Architecture Development Method (ADM) Architecture Content Framework Views & Viewpoints TOGAF Viewpoints Catalogs, Matrices, Diagrams & Viewpoints Architecture Deliverables ADM Techniques ADM Guidelines Enterprise to Solution Architecture Example: Architecture Roadmap Summary Chapter 4 - Reference Architecture Reference Architecture Reference Architecture Components Reference Architecture Summarized Reference Architecture Context Architecture Principles Components of Principles Qualities of a Good Set of Principles EA Principles: Creation Process Templates: Principle & Principle Catalog Example: Architecture Principles Group Discussion: Principles Applying Architecture Principles Policies Template: Policy Example: Governance Policies Example: SOA Policy Example: Policies Reference Models Example: IBM Business Analytics & Optimization Reference Architecture Example: IBM Insurance Application Architecture Example: SOA Reference Architecture Example:Customer Experience Reference Architecture Business Scenarios Business Scenario Summary Business Scenario Outline Template & Example: Business Scenario Practices: Standards & Guidelines Example: Interoperability Standards Example: Insurance Reporting Reference Architecture Example: Electronic Product Code™ (EPC) Standards Example: Health Care Reference Architecture Resource: Financial Industry Organizations Resource: Health Industry Organizations Resource: Retail Industry Organizations Resource: Technical Organizations Industry Organizations Insurance Industry Standards ROI Requirements Example: Mobile Security Reference Architecture Example: MSRA Requirements Architecture Building Blocks: Reusable Requirement Sets Resource: NIST Security Requirements Example: COTS Standard Requirements Set Summary Chapter 5 - Views & Viewpoints Views & Viewpoints TOGAF Viewpoint Taxonomy Example: Documenting a Viewpoint Example: Another Viewpoint Popular Modeling Notations Catalogs, Matrices, Diagrams & Viewpoints Metamodel Entities Summary Chapter 6 - Architecture Requirements Architecture Quality Attributes Quality of Service Requirement Categories Trade-off Analysis Group Discussion: Trade-offs Requirement Patterns Example: Non-Functional Requirement Patterns Architecture Change Cases Elements of a Change Case Example: Change Case Eliciting Change Cases Group Discussion: Change Case Summary Chapter 7 - Architecture Deliverables Architecture Requirements Document Template: Requirements Specification IEEE Architectural Description Document Template: Architectural Description Document TOGAF Architecture Definition Document Templates: Architectural Definition Document Group Discussion: Architecture Definition Documents Interface Specifications Interface Specification Best Practices Interface Design Document Template: Interface Design Document Database Design Document Template: Database Design Document Platform Design Document Template: Platform Design Document Architecture Decision Document Template: Architecture Decision Document Group Discussion: Architecture Decision Document Summary Chapter 8 - Solution Architecture Overview Why is Solution Architecture Important? Communications Vehicle Among Stakeholders The Project is Organized Around Architectural Elements What is a System? Why Focus on Structure? Solution Architecture Context Solution Architecture & Domains SA Spans All Domains Relationship to EA Architecture Development Process Solution Architecture Solution Architecture Stakeholders Solution Architecture Deliverables EA Involvement in SA Architecturally Significant Group Discussion: Architecture Resource: Software Engineering Institute (SEI) Resource: SWEBOK Resource: OpenUp Resource: Microsoft Library Group Discussion: Methodologies Summary Chapter 9 - Core Solution Architecture Methods Shared Vision Example Shared Vision Draw the Boundary Well-defined Interface Example: Context Diagram Identify the External Interfaces Subsystems Subsystem Context Diagram Layers Example: Subsystems with Layers Components Decomposing the System Partitioning Patterns Example Partitioning Based on Patterns Example: Healthcare SOA Framework Requirements Allocation Group Discussion: Requirements Allocation Configuration Management Implications Release Management Implications Testing Implications Work Pattern & Skill Set Implications Work & Build Dependencies Increment/Sprint Planning Sizing Implications More Than Executable Architecture Development Architecture Operations Architecture Group Discussion: Integrating Operations Architecture Summary Chapter 10 - Solution Architecture Views The 4+1 Views Approach Take a Multiple View Approach UML: Unified Modeling Language UML Notation Examples Use Case View Logical View Process Views Implementation View Deployment View Summary Chapter 11 - Patterns What are Patterns? Elements of a Pattern Pattern Levels Pattern Types How to Start Using Patterns? Common Architectural Patterns Layers Pattern Example: Retail Layered Architecture Object-Oriented Design Patterns Structural Design Pattern: Facade Pattern Example Enterprise Integration Patterns Messaging Systems: Overview Example Pattern: Pipes and Filters Monitoring Credit Bureau Example EAA Patterns Model-View-Controller (MVC) Pattern SOA Patterns Example: Saga Pattern Business Process Patterns Example: Synchronizing Merge Pattern Configuration Management Patterns New Patterns Continue to Emerge Group Discussion: Patterns Summary Chapter 12 - Architecture Tactics Tactics Availability Tactics Modifiability Tactics Architectural Patterns and Corresponding Tactics for Modifiability Performance Tactics Security Tactics Testability Tactics Usability Tactics Approach for Describing Tactics Group Discussion: Tactics Pipes & Filters: Tactics Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA): Tactics Summary Chapter 13 - Architecture Techniques ATAM: Scenario-based Architecture Review Progressive Filtering Rubric Example: Service Design Rubric Example: Architecture Rubric Refactoring Think About the Future, But Wait to Act Feature Tree Decision Tables Decision Table Example Flowcharts Strength, Weakness, Opportunity, Threat (SWOT) Analysis Example: SWOT Layout SWOT Steps Summary Chapter 14 - Commercial-Off-The-Shelf (COTS) COTS Advantages & Disadvantages COTS Implication: Accept Design Influence COTS Implication: Plan for Stability COTS Implication: Sustain Competency COTS Implication: Vendor Lock-In COTS Implication: Balance Business Needs & Architecture COTS Inherent Risks COTS Risk Management Strategy #1 COTS Risk Management Strategy #2 COTS Risk Management Strategy #3 Group Discussion: COTS Typical COTS Architecture Summary Chapter 15 - The Architecture Toolbox The Architecture Toolbox The Toolbox What Goes in A Toolbox More Patterns Business Analysis Book of Knowledge (BABOK) Resource: Business Architecture Body of Knowledge (BIZBOK™) DAMA DMBOK Reference Library Practitioner Toolbox Items Group Discussion: Toolbox Items Summary Chapter 16 - Lessons Learned Process Recommendations Summary Structural Recommendations Summary Anti-Patterns Anti-Pattern: Bleeding Edge Anti-Pattern: Goldplatting Anti-Pattern: Strive for Perfection Anti-Pattern: Stuck in the Weeds Anti-Pattern: Technology Above All Group Discussion Summary Handout 1 - Sample Principles Business Principles Data Principles Application Principles Technology Principles Governance Principles SOA Governance Principles Handout 2 - Requirement Patterns Handout 3 - Rubric Worksheet Appendix A - Reference Library Industry Organizations References & Further Reading Appendix B - Glossary ABC DEF GHI MNO PQR STU VWXYZ Appendix C - Pattern List We regularly offer classes in these and other cities. Atlanta, Austin, Baltimore, Calgary, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Jacksonville, Miami, Montreal, New York City, Orlando, Ottawa, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Seattle, Toronto, Vancouver, Washington DC. View Course Outline Share This Request On-Site or Customized Course Info Lab Setup Guide REGISTER FOR A COURSEWARE SAMPLE x Sent First Name Last Name Email Request On-Site or Customized Course Info x Sent First Name Last Name Phone Number Company Name Email Question
