Course #:WA2334 EA Getting Started Training 07/20/2020 - 07/20/2020 USD$595.00 Instructor Led Virtual 08/31/2020 - 08/31/2020 USD$595.00 Instructor Led Virtual Courseware: Available for sale This course introduces EA, key frameworks, models and approaches, EA practice and governance, as well as provides a realistic look at the EA value proposition. This seminar will provide decision makers with the essential understanding of Enterprise Architecture and where to start when putting EA into action in your organization. Audience Executives, senior management, line of business managers. Prerequisites None Duration 1 Day Outline of EA Getting Started Training Chapter 1 - Introduction Introductions Course Outline Handouts & Appendices Practical Application: Building Skills Practical Application: Filling Your Toolbox Course Evaluation & Questions Course Delivery Overview Chapter 2 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Primer Architecture Architects Enterprise Architecture Definitions IEEE, TOGAF, & MIT Perspectives Group Discussion: Expectations of EA Enterprise Architecture Defined 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 - EA Value Proposition Without Architecture You Can't Factors Driving EA Adoption Accelerated Rate of Change EA Facilitates Change Across Units Greater Information Density Customers Expect Personalized Goods Traditional Industry Barriers are Disintegrating Impact of Diversification & Acquisitions Shared Resources Across Business Units Business Demand for Technology Continues to Grow Tight IT Budgets Will Persist Primary Drivers for EA Programs Summary of EA Benefits Digitized Platform: The Key to Agility Group Discussion: Benefits Value of EA Activities: Baseline Architecture Value of EA Activities: Target Architecture Value of EA Activities: Architecture Review Value of EA Activities: Governance Group Discussion: Obstacles Summary Chapter 5 - 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 6 - Enterprise Architecture Baseline Importance of an Architecture Baseline Architecture Baseline Process Overview What are Your EA Baseline Objectives? Group Discussion: EA Baseline Goals & Objectives A Typical Place to Start Core Catalogs Core Matrices Templates: Baseline Collection Templates Creating Building Blocks from a Baseline What Can You Learn From Your Baseline Customized Taxonomy Baseline More Than Software Baseline Classified by Lifecycle Baseline Relationships Relationship Types Baseline Reporting EA Baseline Best Practices Summary Chapter 7 - The EA Toolbox The Architecture Toolbox The EA Toolbox TOGAF Toolbox Items Supplementing TOGAF Toolbox Items Practitioner Toolbox Items Summary Chapter 8 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Program Enterprise Architecture Scope of Work EA as an Enterprise Asset Assess Maturity Working with Maturity Models Tool: EA Maturity Assessment EA Transformation Process Establish Organizational Model Skills Framework Roles EA Skills Depth of Knowledge Generic Skills Matrix Business Skills Matrix EA Skills Matrix Program/Project Skills Matrix Apply Project Management Best Practices Communications is Very Important! Communications Vehicles EA Implementation EA Maintenance EA Action Items to Achieve Your Goals Top 10 Leadership Principles of EA Summary Chapter 9 - EA Governance What is Governance? IT Governance Methodologies Characteristics of Governance Measures to Govern Enterprise Architecture Reference: Weill & Ross Framework IT Decision Domains Group Discussion IT Governance Archetypes Template: Decision Domains & Governance Archetypes Matrix Implementation Mechanisms Example: IT Governance at UPS Example: IT Governance at Dupont Most Common Governance Patterns Top 3 Performing Patterns Process: Creating an Effective IT Governance COBIT Example: Governance Structure Example: Governance Process Flow Example: Integrating Governance into the Organization Governance Best Practices Governance With Little Standards or Target More Governance Lessons Learned Summary Chapter 10 - Recommendations Start with the Basics Build Your Toolbox Governance with Little Standards or Target Governance Lessons Learned Handout 1 - Sample Principles Business Principles Data Principles Application Principles Technology Principles Governance Principles SOA Governance Principles Handout 2 - Enterprise Architecture Maturity Scorecard Appendix A - Reference Library Overview Industry Organizations References & Further Reading Appendix B - Architecture Glossary ABC DEF GHI MNO PQR STU VWXYZ Appendix C - EA Catalogs, Matrices, & Diagrams Catalogs Matrices Diagrams 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 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
Course #:WA2334 EA Getting Started Training 07/20/2020 - 07/20/2020 USD$595.00 Instructor Led Virtual 08/31/2020 - 08/31/2020 USD$595.00 Instructor Led Virtual Courseware: Available for sale This course introduces EA, key frameworks, models and approaches, EA practice and governance, as well as provides a realistic look at the EA value proposition. This seminar will provide decision makers with the essential understanding of Enterprise Architecture and where to start when putting EA into action in your organization. Audience Executives, senior management, line of business managers. Prerequisites None Duration 1 Day Outline of EA Getting Started Training Chapter 1 - Introduction Introductions Course Outline Handouts & Appendices Practical Application: Building Skills Practical Application: Filling Your Toolbox Course Evaluation & Questions Course Delivery Overview Chapter 2 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Primer Architecture Architects Enterprise Architecture Definitions IEEE, TOGAF, & MIT Perspectives Group Discussion: Expectations of EA Enterprise Architecture Defined 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 - EA Value Proposition Without Architecture You Can't Factors Driving EA Adoption Accelerated Rate of Change EA Facilitates Change Across Units Greater Information Density Customers Expect Personalized Goods Traditional Industry Barriers are Disintegrating Impact of Diversification & Acquisitions Shared Resources Across Business Units Business Demand for Technology Continues to Grow Tight IT Budgets Will Persist Primary Drivers for EA Programs Summary of EA Benefits Digitized Platform: The Key to Agility Group Discussion: Benefits Value of EA Activities: Baseline Architecture Value of EA Activities: Target Architecture Value of EA Activities: Architecture Review Value of EA Activities: Governance Group Discussion: Obstacles Summary Chapter 5 - 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 6 - Enterprise Architecture Baseline Importance of an Architecture Baseline Architecture Baseline Process Overview What are Your EA Baseline Objectives? Group Discussion: EA Baseline Goals & Objectives A Typical Place to Start Core Catalogs Core Matrices Templates: Baseline Collection Templates Creating Building Blocks from a Baseline What Can You Learn From Your Baseline Customized Taxonomy Baseline More Than Software Baseline Classified by Lifecycle Baseline Relationships Relationship Types Baseline Reporting EA Baseline Best Practices Summary Chapter 7 - The EA Toolbox The Architecture Toolbox The EA Toolbox TOGAF Toolbox Items Supplementing TOGAF Toolbox Items Practitioner Toolbox Items Summary Chapter 8 - Enterprise Architecture (EA) Program Enterprise Architecture Scope of Work EA as an Enterprise Asset Assess Maturity Working with Maturity Models Tool: EA Maturity Assessment EA Transformation Process Establish Organizational Model Skills Framework Roles EA Skills Depth of Knowledge Generic Skills Matrix Business Skills Matrix EA Skills Matrix Program/Project Skills Matrix Apply Project Management Best Practices Communications is Very Important! Communications Vehicles EA Implementation EA Maintenance EA Action Items to Achieve Your Goals Top 10 Leadership Principles of EA Summary Chapter 9 - EA Governance What is Governance? IT Governance Methodologies Characteristics of Governance Measures to Govern Enterprise Architecture Reference: Weill & Ross Framework IT Decision Domains Group Discussion IT Governance Archetypes Template: Decision Domains & Governance Archetypes Matrix Implementation Mechanisms Example: IT Governance at UPS Example: IT Governance at Dupont Most Common Governance Patterns Top 3 Performing Patterns Process: Creating an Effective IT Governance COBIT Example: Governance Structure Example: Governance Process Flow Example: Integrating Governance into the Organization Governance Best Practices Governance With Little Standards or Target More Governance Lessons Learned Summary Chapter 10 - Recommendations Start with the Basics Build Your Toolbox Governance with Little Standards or Target Governance Lessons Learned Handout 1 - Sample Principles Business Principles Data Principles Application Principles Technology Principles Governance Principles SOA Governance Principles Handout 2 - Enterprise Architecture Maturity Scorecard Appendix A - Reference Library Overview Industry Organizations References & Further Reading Appendix B - Architecture Glossary ABC DEF GHI MNO PQR STU VWXYZ Appendix C - EA Catalogs, Matrices, & Diagrams Catalogs Matrices Diagrams 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 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
