TOGAF® Business Architecture: Foundation eLearning

• Individuals engaged in business planning who are looking to implement the TOGAF Business Architecture methodology in their professional settings.  

• People who need to acquire skills related to the TOGAF Business Architecture.  

• Those aiming to successfully complete the official TOGAF® Business Architecture Foundation exam. 

The TOGAF Business Architecture Foundation course follows the updated content from the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, and covers all topics required for the Foundation syllabus.  

These topics include: 

• Fundamental concepts of Enterprise Architecture as defined by the TOGAF Standard. 

• Critical terminology specific to the TOGAF Standard. 

• Detailed exploration of the Architecture Development Method (ADM) cycle, including phase objectives and strategies for adaptation and scoping. 

• The integration of business modelling with Enterprise Architecture within the TOGAF Standard framework. 

• Techniques for depicting business capabilities using business capability maps. 

• Implementation of value streams and value stream mapping. 

• Application of the business scenario method within the TOGAF ADM. 

• The role of information mapping in Enterprise Architecture and its alignment with the TOGAF Standard. 

• The significance of organization mapping in Enterprise Architecture and its support of the TOGAF Standard. 

• Strategies for developing Business Architecture using the TOGAF ADM. 

This course provides a thorough grounding in TOGAF Business Architecture, equipping participants to effectively contribute to and engage with architecture initiatives. 

 

• This course offers a self-paced format, allowing learners to adjust their study schedule to fit their individual needs.  

• The content is segmented into clear, concise videos for easy learning.  

• Each section includes quizzes to reinforce understanding of the material covered.  

• A practice exam and ongoing knowledge checks are provided to ready students for the certification exam.  

• Those who pass the course will demonstrate proficiency in the fundamental principles and concepts of TOGAF Business Architecture, equipping them to contribute effectively to and support Enterprise Architecture (EA) teams.  

• Concerned about the costs associated with TOGAF certification? This course includes a FREE exam voucher and a FREE resit, subject to terms and conditions. 

• This TOGAF® Business Architecture Foundation course is accredited by The Open Group. 

Syllabus Information 

Module 0: Welcome to TOGAF Business Architecture: Foundation 

This initial module welcomes participants to the course, outlining its key features, learning plan, objectives, and structure. It provides essential resources including a course guide, diagrams, a glossary, and a compilation of further reading materials and links to download key framework publications.  

Module 1: Introduction and concepts 

• Chapter 1 provides an executive overview, discussing the Open Group's perspective on Enterprise Architecture and answering fundamental questions such as the necessity of an Enterprise Architecture and the advantages of using the TOGAF Standard. 

• Chapter 2 introduces critical concepts of the TOGAF Standard like Architecture Domains, an overview of the Architecture Development Method (ADM), Architecture Abstraction, Architecture Principles, and the Enterprise Continuum. 

• Chapter 3 focuses on the structure and functions of a well-maintained Architecture Repository. 

• Chapter 4 offers insights into the TOGAF Content Framework and the Enterprise Metamodel. 

• Chapter 5 defines EA Capability and discusses the integration of the TOGAF Standard with other frameworks, concluding with an introduction to risk management and gap analysis techniques.  

Module 2: Introduction to the ADM 

• Chapter 1 outlines the basic structure and key aspects of the ADM. 

• Chapter 2 delves into the governance and scoping of Enterprise Architecture. 

• Chapter 3 details the objectives and approaches of the Preliminary Phase, Phase A, and Phase B of the ADM, including how iteration is applied. 

Module 3: Business modeling 

This module defines business models, exploring various representations and detailing the typical components using the business model canvas as an example. It connects business models with Business Architecture and discusses structured approaches to business model innovation according to the TOGAF Standard. 

Module 4: Business capabilities 

• Chapter 1 introduces business capabilities, describing their definition and components. 

• Chapter 2 explains business capability maps, their structure, and the mapping approach. 

• Chapter 3 discusses mapping business capabilities to other business perspectives, including heat mapping and relationship mapping techniques.  

Module 5: Value streams 

• Chapter 1 explains the concept of 'value' within business architecture, the benefits of value streams and different approaches to value analysis. 

• Chapter 2 describes the integration of value streams within Business Architecture and how to define and decompose value streams. 

• Chapter 3 discusses mapping capabilities to value stream stages and the principles of creating value streams.  

Module 6: Business scenarios 

• Chapter 1 describes TOGAF business scenarios, their purpose, and benefits, and their application within the ADM. 

• Chapter 2 covers the development and validation of TOGAF business scenarios, including the use of business capabilities and value streams. 

Module 7: Information and organization mapping 

• Chapter 1 explores the concept of information mapping, its impact, benefits, and its relation to Business Architecture and data models. 

• Chapter 2 discusses organization mapping, its benefits, and how it differs from organization charts, including its application within the TOGAF ADM.  

Module 8: Applying business architecture techniques within the TOGAF ADM 

• Chapter 1 explains how Business Architecture concepts like business capabilities and value streams are used in creating the Architecture Vision in Phase A. 

• Chapter 2 details the application of these concepts in developing the Business Architecture in Phase B.  

Module 9: Practice Exam 

This module includes a practice exam provided by The Open Group to help consolidate the knowledge acquired throughout the course. 

Module 10: TOGAF Business Architecture: Foundation wrap-up 

Concludes the course with a summary and introduces additional courses that may be of interest to participants. 

The course is valid for 6 months. After your order you will receive instructions for logging-in to the training within 2-3 business days. If you would like to start later, please mention that in the ordering form.