What’s new in
Enterprise Architecture
let’s Play A Game !!
“Mohamed Zakarya
Enterprise Architect
Bio
Agenda
▷ Quick Overview
▷ EA Introduction
▷ Content Framework & Metamodel
▷ Architecture Repository
▷ Architecture Development Method
▷ Business Architecture Major Updates
▷ Command & Conquer (EA Tool)
▷ Guidelines and Techniques
▷ TOGAF Body of Knowledge
▷ Certification Program
1 Quick Overview
Why Enterprise Architecture
Spaghetti Enterprise
You may have modern technology streams , but without Robust architecture you still ..!
Enterprise Architecture
Bridge between strategy and Execution
Foundation for Strategy Execution
Professional Chef go beyond
routine to extraordinary meals
- What (Learning / Adopting with current Capabilities)
- How (Operating Model)
Routine Work
- What (Unique Special Capabilities)
- How (Digitized Operating Model)
- Focus of Achieving Business Objectives
Extraordinary Work
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Enterprise Architecture Introduction
Enterprise Definition
Enterprise
Extended Enterprise
- Any collection of organizations that have common goals
- An enterprise will often span multiple organizations.
Comprises the partners, suppliers, and customers, as
well as internal business units.
Enterprise Definition
Enterprise Can Be
▷ Single department
▷ Chain of geographically distant
organizations
linked together by common ownership.
▷ Government Agency
▷ Whole Corporation
▷ Division of a corporation
Architecture Definition
#2
Structure of components, their inter-relationships, and principles
and guidelines governing their design and evolution over time.
#1
The fundamental concepts or properties of a system in its
environment embodied in its elements, relationships, and in
the principles of its design and evolution.
Enterprise Architecture Definition
Conceptual blueprint
Defines the structure and operation of an organization
EA Intent to determine how to achieve current and future
objectives of organization
Mapping Business into IT
The organizing logic for business processes and IT
infrastructure reflecting integration and standardization
requirements of firm’s operating model.
EA & Lego Relation
EA & Lego Tips
Tip #1 : Lego box is a store for all building blocks
 The same is true for enterprise architecture
should have clearly structure Architecture repository ,
that contains all assets (Architecture BB , Solutions BB)
EA & Lego Tips
Tip #2 : Reusable building blocks
 The same is true for enterprise architecture
A building block is re-usable and replaceable, and well specified.
Same concepts with SOA
Architecture Domains
Technology Architecture
Software and Hardware capabilities
IT infrastructure, middleware,
Networks, communications,
Processing, and standards.
Business Architecture
Business strategy
Governance
Organization
business processes.
People
Application Architecture
Application blueprint
Applications Interaction
Relation to business processes
Data Architecture
Logical data assets
Physical data assets
Data management.
Enterprise Architecture Frameworks
http://www.iso-architecture.org/ieee-1471/afs/frameworks-table.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enterprise_architecture_framework
Togaf : A Cook Book
What’s new in Togaf 9.2
Enterprise Architecture
In Practice
3 Architecture Content Framework
▷Content Metamodel
▷Views – Viewpoints
▷Artifacts, Deliverables, and Building Blocks
▷Architecture Model
Content Framework
#1
Content Framework Overview
Content Metamodel
How, with what you described architecture structure
Tailor Content Metamodel
Tailor Content Metamodel - Archimate
Tailor Content Metamodel - Archimate
Deliverables, Artifacts, and Building Blocks
Example - Architecture Definition Document
Architecture Model
Consume
B.B
Add
B.B
Architecture Model
To Build
▷ The representation of a related set of concerns
( Issues , Risks , Assumptions , Constraints) of stakeholder
▷ A view is what is seen from a viewpoint.
▷ Anything that matter to stakeholders (How they see the world right)
▷ Outcome of ADM , Pull B.B to build Architecture Model
▷ Give view of you organization
 At different states
 Across different times
Views
Viewpoint
▷ Definition of the perspective from which a view is taken.
View – Viewpoint
Zachman Framework
Viewpoints Views
Handle Stakeholder Concerns Stakeholder
Lego Box
Concerns Requirements
Architecture Model
Building Blocks
Model Model Model
View
Function (What)
Process(How) Viewpoint
Handle Stakeholder Concerns
Consume
B.B
Add
B.B
Architecture Model
To Build
▷ Repeat ADM
▷ Build Architecture Model and scale it
▷ Contain all stakeholders views , concerns and viewpoints
across your organization
Reference
Model
Stakeholders
Views &
Viewpoints
4 Architecture Repository
▷Categorization system
▷Repository Structure
Architecture Store
#2
Ad Hoc Store
Categorization system
Arch.
Cont.
Solu.
Cont.
Foundation
Architecture
CommonSys.
Architecture
Industry
Architecture
Org.specific
Architecture
Generic Specific
Lego Box ( Enterprise Continuum)
B
D
A
T
B
D
A
T
Metamodel
Categorization system
Foundation Architecture
Generic components, inter-relationships, principles, and
guidelines that provide a foundation on which more
specific architectures can be built
▷ TRM ( Technical Reference Model)
Categorization system
Common Systems Architecture
Use services in Foundation Architecture to create an
architecture useful for building common Solutions (high
reusable)
across a wide number of relevant domains.
▷ ERP Architecture
▷ Security Architecture
▷ Network Architecture
▷ Management Architecture
▷ Operations Architecture
▷ III-RM
Categorization system
Industry Architecture
Integration of common systems components with
industry-specific components (certain vertical industries)
▷ Retail industry's architecture (SCOR-RM)
▷ Energistics Oil and Gas data exchange standards
Categorization system
Organization Specific Architecture
Describe and guide the final deployment of solution
components for a particular enterprise
▷ NBE bank architecture
▷ Your organization Architecture
Categorization system = Enterprise Continuum
Categorization system = Enterprise Continuum
Architecture Partitioning
▷ Allows for direction setting at an executive level.
Strategic Architecture
Segment Architecture
▷ Allows for direction setting and the development of
effective architecture roadmaps at a program or
portfolio level.
Capability Architecture
▷ Development of effective architecture
roadmaps realizing capability increments.
Architecture Repository
Architecture Repository - 1. Architecture Metamodel
Describes the organizationally tailored application of an architecture
framework, including a metamodel for architecture content
Architecture Repository – 2. Architecture Capability
Defines the structures, roles, responsibilities, skills, and processes
that support governance of the Architecture Repository
Architecture Repository – 3. Architecture Landscape
Architectural representation of assets deployed within the operating enterprise at
a particular point in time , for specific partition (Strategic , segment , capability)
Stakeholder LeaveArchitecture Landscape
Architecture
Model 1
Architecture
Model 2
Architecture
Model 3 Capability
Strategic
Segmented
In Y 2010
Revenue
40M$
In Y 2011
Revenue
50M$
In Y 2019
Revenue
20M$
Why enterprise lose revenue ?
Architecture Repository – 4. Standard Information Base (SIB)
Captures the standards with which new architectures must comply, which may
include industry standards, selected products and services from suppliers, or
shared services already deployed within the organization
Architecture Repository – 5. Reference Library
Provides reference material that can be leveraged in order to accelerate
the creation of new architectures for the enterprise
Patterns
Guidelines
Templates
Architecture Repository – 6. Governance Log
Provide a record of governance activity across the enterprise
Shared area to hold shared information related to ongoing governance of
projects
Architecture Repository – 7. Architecture Requirements Repository
Provides a view of all authorized architecture requirements
which have been agreed with the Architecture Board
Architecture Repository – 8. Solutions Landscape
Presents an architectural representation of the SBBs supporting the Architecture
Landscape which have been planned or deployed by the enterprise
5 Architecture Method (ADM)
▷ADM Introduction
▷ADM Phases
Architecture Development Method (ADM)
#3
Architecture Development Method ( ADM)
▷ Add and Consume B.B
▷ Can Apply Iterations ( ADM Guidelines)
▷ Can apply on different levels of details (Segmentation)
▷ Repeatable process for developing Architectures
▷ Include Establish Architecture Framework , develop Architecture
content , Transitioning , govern realization of architectures
▷ Iterative Cycle of Continuous architecture definition
▷ Transform enterprise in response to business goals and
opportunities
ADM focus Points
ADM Phases
Preliminary Phase
Determine the Architecture Capability
▷ Review the organizational context
▷ Identify the established frameworks, methods, and processes
that intersect with architecture capability
▷ Establish Capability Maturity target
Establish Architecture Capability
▷ Establish Organizational Model for EA
▷ Establish the detailed process for Architecture Governance
▷ Define architecture principles
▷ Select & implement tools to support Architecture Capability
ADM Phases
Phase A : Architecture Vision
▷ Develop Vision of the capabilities and business value to be
delivered for [iteration , partitioning ]
▷ Define scope , identify stakeholders , obtain approvals
▷ Evaluate Capabilities
Prelim
VisionVisionVision
ADM Phases
Phase B : Business Architecture
▷ Develop target business architecture that describes how the
enterprise needs to operate to achieve the business goals,
respond to strategic drivers
▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components , based
on gaps between target and baseline business architecture
ADM Phases
Phase C : Information System Architecture
▷ Develop target Application/Data architecture , that enables the Business
Architecture and the Architecture Vision, to address stakeholder concerns
▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components ,
based on gaps between target and baseline
Application/Data architecture
ADM Phases
Phase D : Technology Architecture
▷ Develop target Technology architecture that enables the Architecture Vision,
target business, data, and application building blocks to be delivered through
technology components and technology services , to address
stakeholder concerns.
▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components , based
on gaps between target and baseline Technology architecture
ADM Phases
Phase E : Opportunities and solutions
▷ identify major implementation projects group them into work packages
▷ Start Establish implementation , migration plan
▷ Solution Architect involved in this phase
ADM Phases
Phase F : Migration Planning
▷ Detailed implementation and migration plan by PMO
▷ Include [ cost , time , effort , resources ,
critical projects and align other projects
(strategic , segmented , capability)]
ADM Phases
Phase G : Implementation Governance
▷ Handover your projects to be implemented by
[ internal dev team , vendor , outsource]
▷ Compliance architecture to our business
[I Give you this / You deliver this / What is the gaps]
ADM Phases
Phase H : Architecture Change Management
▷ Ensure that the architecture lifecycle is maintained
▷ Ensure that the Architecture Governance Framework is
executed
▷ Ensure that the Enterprise Architecture Capability
meets current requirements
6 Core Business Architecture Domains
▷Business Capability Map
▷Value Stream Map
▷Information Map
▷Organization Map
Business Architecture Body of Knowledge (BizBok)
Capability Map
Business Capability:
A particular ability that a
business may possess
or exchange to achieve
a specific purpose.
Capability Map – Heat Maps
Capability Map - relationships
Value Stream Map
Value Stream:
A representation of an end-to-end collection of value-adding activities that
create an overall result for a customer, stakeholder, or end-user
Value Stream/Capability Map
Information Map
Information/Capability Map
Organization Map
Initiative Map
7 Command & Conquer (EA Tool)
▷EA Tool Tips
▷EA Tool Features Compare
Command & Conquer (EA Tool)
EA Tool Tips #1 Tailored Metamodel
▷ Metamodel Entity
▷ Entity Attribute
▷ EA Artifacts
▷ Artifacts , Deliverables
▷ Relationships
▷ EA Deliverables
EA Tool Tips #2 Workflow Engine – Approval cycle
EA Tool Tips #3 Heat maps
EA Tool Tips #4 Auto generated Deliverables
EA Tool Tips #5 Impact Analysis - Traceability
EA Tool Tips #6 Strategic dashboards
EA Tool Features Compare
8 Guidelines & Techniques
▷ADM Iterations
▷Gap Analysis
Guidelines & Techniques
Techniques
Support specific tasks within the ADM
(such as defining principles, business
scenarios, gap analysis , CBP , etc.)
Guidelines
Address adapting the ADM to deal
with a number of usage scenarios
(e.g.,. the use for iteration) also
specific specialty architectures ( such
as security)
1. ADM Iterations
Iteration between ADM Cycles
Each iteration completes an ADM cycle at
a single level of Architecture Description.
This approach to the ADM uses Phase F
(Migration Planning) to initiate new more
detailed architecture development projects.
Iteration within an ADM Cycle
▷ Architecture Capability Iteration
▷ Architecture Development Iteration
▷ Architecture Transition Iteration
▷ Architecture Governance Iteration
Iteration within an ADM Cycle – Baseline first
Iteration within an ADM Cycle – Target first
ADM Iterations – Architecture Development Iteration
1. Define stakeholders view , viewpoints ,
concerns.
2. Reference model if exist , Building blocks if exist.
3. AS-IS architecture according to vision.
4. TO-BE architecture .
5. GAP analysis between AS-IS and TO-BE.
Phase B – Phase C – Phase D
Above steps depends of Vision of iteration
Step may be not existing according to Vision
3. Gap Analysis
3. Gap Analysis
SBDAT
In Baseline only
In Both Baseline & Target
In Target only
9 Togaf Body of Knowledge
Togaf Library
https://publications.opengroup.org/togaf-library
10 Certification Roadmap
Togaf Certification for People Program
Togaf Foundation
▷ Foundation Concepts and core Concepts of Togaf Framework
▷ Learning objective towards achieving TOGAF 9 Certified
▷ 40 multiple-choice questions
Togaf Certified
▷ Analyze and apply this knowledge of Foundation concepts.
▷ Apply Togaf into more practical scenarios
▷ 8 complex scenario questions
Togaf Foundation Certification Process
▷ Core Concepts
▷ Introduction to the ADM
▷ ADM Phases
▷ ADM Guidelines and Techniques
▷ The Enterprise Continuum and Tools
▷ Building Blocks
▷ ADM Deliverables
▷ Architecture Views, Viewpoints, and Stakeholders
▷ Architecture Governance
Togaf Certified Certification Process
▷ ADM Phases: Project Establishment (Phases Preliminary, A, Requirements Management)
▷ ADM Phases: Architecture Definition (Phases B, C, D)
▷ ADM Phases: Transition Planning (Phases E and F)
▷ ADM Phases: Governance (Phases G and H)
▷ Adapting the ADM
▷ Architecture Content Framework
▷ Architecture Capability Framework
The eight scenarios are drawn from the following major topic areas:
Question Point System
▷ 5 Point – best answer
▷ 3 Point – 2nd best answer
▷ 1 Point – 3rd best answer
▷ 0 Point - distracter
Togaf Certified Certification Process
For Togaf 9.1 Certified , you just need to prove your knowledge update via
passing ..
▷ 3 Hour online Learning
▷ Online Assessment Exam
▷ 20 multiple-choice questions
▷ 30 minutes time limit
▷ Pass mark = 75%
Training providers
“
To Be continue .. 
“
References
Togaf Online Documentation
The Open Group Webinar
Togaf Arabic Playlist
Togaf Craig Martin
EA AS Strategy
Thanks!
Any questions?
You can find me at:
eng.mohamedzakarya@gmail.co
m
Mohamed Zakarya
Abdelgawad

Togaf 9.2 Introduction

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    Agenda ▷ Quick Overview ▷EA Introduction ▷ Content Framework & Metamodel ▷ Architecture Repository ▷ Architecture Development Method ▷ Business Architecture Major Updates ▷ Command & Conquer (EA Tool) ▷ Guidelines and Techniques ▷ TOGAF Body of Knowledge ▷ Certification Program
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    Spaghetti Enterprise You mayhave modern technology streams , but without Robust architecture you still ..!
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    Foundation for StrategyExecution Professional Chef go beyond routine to extraordinary meals - What (Learning / Adopting with current Capabilities) - How (Operating Model) Routine Work - What (Unique Special Capabilities) - How (Digitized Operating Model) - Focus of Achieving Business Objectives Extraordinary Work
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    Enterprise Definition Enterprise Extended Enterprise -Any collection of organizations that have common goals - An enterprise will often span multiple organizations. Comprises the partners, suppliers, and customers, as well as internal business units.
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    Enterprise Definition Enterprise CanBe ▷ Single department ▷ Chain of geographically distant organizations linked together by common ownership. ▷ Government Agency ▷ Whole Corporation ▷ Division of a corporation
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    Architecture Definition #2 Structure ofcomponents, their inter-relationships, and principles and guidelines governing their design and evolution over time. #1 The fundamental concepts or properties of a system in its environment embodied in its elements, relationships, and in the principles of its design and evolution.
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    Enterprise Architecture Definition Conceptualblueprint Defines the structure and operation of an organization EA Intent to determine how to achieve current and future objectives of organization Mapping Business into IT The organizing logic for business processes and IT infrastructure reflecting integration and standardization requirements of firm’s operating model.
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    EA & LegoRelation
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    EA & LegoTips Tip #1 : Lego box is a store for all building blocks  The same is true for enterprise architecture should have clearly structure Architecture repository , that contains all assets (Architecture BB , Solutions BB)
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    EA & LegoTips Tip #2 : Reusable building blocks  The same is true for enterprise architecture A building block is re-usable and replaceable, and well specified. Same concepts with SOA
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    Architecture Domains Technology Architecture Softwareand Hardware capabilities IT infrastructure, middleware, Networks, communications, Processing, and standards. Business Architecture Business strategy Governance Organization business processes. People Application Architecture Application blueprint Applications Interaction Relation to business processes Data Architecture Logical data assets Physical data assets Data management.
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    Togaf : ACook Book
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    What’s new inTogaf 9.2
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    3 Architecture ContentFramework ▷Content Metamodel ▷Views – Viewpoints ▷Artifacts, Deliverables, and Building Blocks ▷Architecture Model
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    Content Metamodel How, withwhat you described architecture structure
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    Example - ArchitectureDefinition Document
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    Architecture Model Consume B.B Add B.B Architecture Model ToBuild ▷ The representation of a related set of concerns ( Issues , Risks , Assumptions , Constraints) of stakeholder ▷ A view is what is seen from a viewpoint. ▷ Anything that matter to stakeholders (How they see the world right) ▷ Outcome of ADM , Pull B.B to build Architecture Model ▷ Give view of you organization  At different states  Across different times Views Viewpoint ▷ Definition of the perspective from which a view is taken.
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    Handle Stakeholder ConcernsStakeholder Lego Box Concerns Requirements Architecture Model Building Blocks Model Model Model View Function (What) Process(How) Viewpoint
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    Handle Stakeholder Concerns Consume B.B Add B.B ArchitectureModel To Build ▷ Repeat ADM ▷ Build Architecture Model and scale it ▷ Contain all stakeholders views , concerns and viewpoints across your organization Reference Model Stakeholders Views & Viewpoints
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    4 Architecture Repository ▷Categorizationsystem ▷Repository Structure
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    Categorization system Foundation Architecture Genericcomponents, inter-relationships, principles, and guidelines that provide a foundation on which more specific architectures can be built ▷ TRM ( Technical Reference Model)
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    Categorization system Common SystemsArchitecture Use services in Foundation Architecture to create an architecture useful for building common Solutions (high reusable) across a wide number of relevant domains. ▷ ERP Architecture ▷ Security Architecture ▷ Network Architecture ▷ Management Architecture ▷ Operations Architecture ▷ III-RM
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    Categorization system Industry Architecture Integrationof common systems components with industry-specific components (certain vertical industries) ▷ Retail industry's architecture (SCOR-RM) ▷ Energistics Oil and Gas data exchange standards
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    Categorization system Organization SpecificArchitecture Describe and guide the final deployment of solution components for a particular enterprise ▷ NBE bank architecture ▷ Your organization Architecture
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    Categorization system =Enterprise Continuum
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    Categorization system =Enterprise Continuum
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    Architecture Partitioning ▷ Allowsfor direction setting at an executive level. Strategic Architecture Segment Architecture ▷ Allows for direction setting and the development of effective architecture roadmaps at a program or portfolio level. Capability Architecture ▷ Development of effective architecture roadmaps realizing capability increments.
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    Architecture Repository -1. Architecture Metamodel Describes the organizationally tailored application of an architecture framework, including a metamodel for architecture content
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    Architecture Repository –2. Architecture Capability Defines the structures, roles, responsibilities, skills, and processes that support governance of the Architecture Repository
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    Architecture Repository –3. Architecture Landscape Architectural representation of assets deployed within the operating enterprise at a particular point in time , for specific partition (Strategic , segment , capability) Stakeholder LeaveArchitecture Landscape Architecture Model 1 Architecture Model 2 Architecture Model 3 Capability Strategic Segmented In Y 2010 Revenue 40M$ In Y 2011 Revenue 50M$ In Y 2019 Revenue 20M$ Why enterprise lose revenue ?
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    Architecture Repository –4. Standard Information Base (SIB) Captures the standards with which new architectures must comply, which may include industry standards, selected products and services from suppliers, or shared services already deployed within the organization
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    Architecture Repository –5. Reference Library Provides reference material that can be leveraged in order to accelerate the creation of new architectures for the enterprise Patterns Guidelines Templates
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    Architecture Repository –6. Governance Log Provide a record of governance activity across the enterprise Shared area to hold shared information related to ongoing governance of projects
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    Architecture Repository –7. Architecture Requirements Repository Provides a view of all authorized architecture requirements which have been agreed with the Architecture Board
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    Architecture Repository –8. Solutions Landscape Presents an architectural representation of the SBBs supporting the Architecture Landscape which have been planned or deployed by the enterprise
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    5 Architecture Method(ADM) ▷ADM Introduction ▷ADM Phases
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    Architecture Development Method( ADM) ▷ Add and Consume B.B ▷ Can Apply Iterations ( ADM Guidelines) ▷ Can apply on different levels of details (Segmentation) ▷ Repeatable process for developing Architectures ▷ Include Establish Architecture Framework , develop Architecture content , Transitioning , govern realization of architectures ▷ Iterative Cycle of Continuous architecture definition ▷ Transform enterprise in response to business goals and opportunities ADM focus Points
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    ADM Phases Preliminary Phase Determinethe Architecture Capability ▷ Review the organizational context ▷ Identify the established frameworks, methods, and processes that intersect with architecture capability ▷ Establish Capability Maturity target Establish Architecture Capability ▷ Establish Organizational Model for EA ▷ Establish the detailed process for Architecture Governance ▷ Define architecture principles ▷ Select & implement tools to support Architecture Capability
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    ADM Phases Phase A: Architecture Vision ▷ Develop Vision of the capabilities and business value to be delivered for [iteration , partitioning ] ▷ Define scope , identify stakeholders , obtain approvals ▷ Evaluate Capabilities Prelim VisionVisionVision
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    ADM Phases Phase B: Business Architecture ▷ Develop target business architecture that describes how the enterprise needs to operate to achieve the business goals, respond to strategic drivers ▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components , based on gaps between target and baseline business architecture
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    ADM Phases Phase C: Information System Architecture ▷ Develop target Application/Data architecture , that enables the Business Architecture and the Architecture Vision, to address stakeholder concerns ▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components , based on gaps between target and baseline Application/Data architecture
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    ADM Phases Phase D: Technology Architecture ▷ Develop target Technology architecture that enables the Architecture Vision, target business, data, and application building blocks to be delivered through technology components and technology services , to address stakeholder concerns. ▷ Identify candidate Architecture Roadmap components , based on gaps between target and baseline Technology architecture
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    ADM Phases Phase E: Opportunities and solutions ▷ identify major implementation projects group them into work packages ▷ Start Establish implementation , migration plan ▷ Solution Architect involved in this phase
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    ADM Phases Phase F: Migration Planning ▷ Detailed implementation and migration plan by PMO ▷ Include [ cost , time , effort , resources , critical projects and align other projects (strategic , segmented , capability)]
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    ADM Phases Phase G: Implementation Governance ▷ Handover your projects to be implemented by [ internal dev team , vendor , outsource] ▷ Compliance architecture to our business [I Give you this / You deliver this / What is the gaps]
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    ADM Phases Phase H: Architecture Change Management ▷ Ensure that the architecture lifecycle is maintained ▷ Ensure that the Architecture Governance Framework is executed ▷ Ensure that the Enterprise Architecture Capability meets current requirements
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    6 Core BusinessArchitecture Domains ▷Business Capability Map ▷Value Stream Map ▷Information Map ▷Organization Map
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    Business Architecture Bodyof Knowledge (BizBok)
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    Capability Map Business Capability: Aparticular ability that a business may possess or exchange to achieve a specific purpose.
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    Capability Map -relationships
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    Value Stream Map ValueStream: A representation of an end-to-end collection of value-adding activities that create an overall result for a customer, stakeholder, or end-user
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    7 Command &Conquer (EA Tool) ▷EA Tool Tips ▷EA Tool Features Compare
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    EA Tool Tips#1 Tailored Metamodel ▷ Metamodel Entity ▷ Entity Attribute ▷ EA Artifacts ▷ Artifacts , Deliverables ▷ Relationships ▷ EA Deliverables
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    EA Tool Tips#2 Workflow Engine – Approval cycle
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    EA Tool Tips#3 Heat maps
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    EA Tool Tips#4 Auto generated Deliverables
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    EA Tool Tips#5 Impact Analysis - Traceability
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    EA Tool Tips#6 Strategic dashboards
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    8 Guidelines &Techniques ▷ADM Iterations ▷Gap Analysis
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    Guidelines & Techniques Techniques Supportspecific tasks within the ADM (such as defining principles, business scenarios, gap analysis , CBP , etc.) Guidelines Address adapting the ADM to deal with a number of usage scenarios (e.g.,. the use for iteration) also specific specialty architectures ( such as security)
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    Iteration between ADMCycles Each iteration completes an ADM cycle at a single level of Architecture Description. This approach to the ADM uses Phase F (Migration Planning) to initiate new more detailed architecture development projects.
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    Iteration within anADM Cycle ▷ Architecture Capability Iteration ▷ Architecture Development Iteration ▷ Architecture Transition Iteration ▷ Architecture Governance Iteration
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    Iteration within anADM Cycle – Baseline first
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    Iteration within anADM Cycle – Target first
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    ADM Iterations –Architecture Development Iteration 1. Define stakeholders view , viewpoints , concerns. 2. Reference model if exist , Building blocks if exist. 3. AS-IS architecture according to vision. 4. TO-BE architecture . 5. GAP analysis between AS-IS and TO-BE. Phase B – Phase C – Phase D Above steps depends of Vision of iteration Step may be not existing according to Vision
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    3. Gap Analysis SBDAT InBaseline only In Both Baseline & Target In Target only
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    9 Togaf Bodyof Knowledge
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    Togaf Certification forPeople Program Togaf Foundation ▷ Foundation Concepts and core Concepts of Togaf Framework ▷ Learning objective towards achieving TOGAF 9 Certified ▷ 40 multiple-choice questions Togaf Certified ▷ Analyze and apply this knowledge of Foundation concepts. ▷ Apply Togaf into more practical scenarios ▷ 8 complex scenario questions
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    Togaf Foundation CertificationProcess ▷ Core Concepts ▷ Introduction to the ADM ▷ ADM Phases ▷ ADM Guidelines and Techniques ▷ The Enterprise Continuum and Tools ▷ Building Blocks ▷ ADM Deliverables ▷ Architecture Views, Viewpoints, and Stakeholders ▷ Architecture Governance
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    Togaf Certified CertificationProcess ▷ ADM Phases: Project Establishment (Phases Preliminary, A, Requirements Management) ▷ ADM Phases: Architecture Definition (Phases B, C, D) ▷ ADM Phases: Transition Planning (Phases E and F) ▷ ADM Phases: Governance (Phases G and H) ▷ Adapting the ADM ▷ Architecture Content Framework ▷ Architecture Capability Framework The eight scenarios are drawn from the following major topic areas: Question Point System ▷ 5 Point – best answer ▷ 3 Point – 2nd best answer ▷ 1 Point – 3rd best answer ▷ 0 Point - distracter
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    Togaf Certified CertificationProcess For Togaf 9.1 Certified , you just need to prove your knowledge update via passing .. ▷ 3 Hour online Learning ▷ Online Assessment Exam ▷ 20 multiple-choice questions ▷ 30 minutes time limit ▷ Pass mark = 75% Training providers
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    “ References Togaf Online Documentation TheOpen Group Webinar Togaf Arabic Playlist Togaf Craig Martin EA AS Strategy
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    Thanks! Any questions? You canfind me at: eng.mohamedzakarya@gmail.co m Mohamed Zakarya Abdelgawad

Editor's Notes

  • #10 When routine work become second nature , you will concentrate to achieve greatness. Mangers need to go beyond routine work and execute it silently to focus to achieve Objectives.
  • #19 Security
  • #25 ssdasd
  • #33 Concerns : Issues identified by the stakeholder Risks, assumptions, constraints, and other relevant information that may affect business analysis
  • #34 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #35 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #36 Concerns : Issues identified by the stakeholder Risks, assumptions, constraints, and other relevant information that may affect business analysis
  • #41 Industry Architectures guide the integration of common systems components with industry-specific components, and guide the creation of industry solutions for targeted customer problems within a particular industry. http://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/index.html
  • #42 Industry Architectures guide the integration of common systems components with industry-specific components, and guide the creation of industry solutions for targeted customer problems within a particular industry. http://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/index.html
  • #43 Industry Architectures guide the integration of common systems components with industry-specific components, and guide the creation of industry solutions for targeted customer problems within a particular industry. http://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/index.html
  • #44 Industry Architectures guide the integration of common systems components with industry-specific components, and guide the creation of industry solutions for targeted customer problems within a particular industry. http://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/index.html
  • #45 Industry Architectures guide the integration of common systems components with industry-specific components, and guide the creation of industry solutions for targeted customer problems within a particular industry. http://pubs.opengroup.org/architecture/togaf9-doc/arch/index.html
  • #48 ADM can be applied to any one of Partitioning levels
  • #52 Architecture models over time ( years) EA as strategic enabler , help business decisions Enterprise planning space where EA can add true value Business intelligence – Business Analytics
  • #59 fragmented – legacy processes Some decisions are made shortsighted , not all systems added together Existing systems some parts are not used Integrated environment whole enterprise not only one project All enterprises has legacy Not single structure that cover all systems No common language between all departmens No plan how to add new systems
  • #60 fragmented – legacy processes Some decisions are made shortsighted , not all systems added together Existing systems some parts are not used Integrated environment whole enterprise not only one project All enterprises has legacy Not single structure that cover all systems No common language between all departmens No plan how to add new systems
  • #71 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #72 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #73 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #74 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #75 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #76 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #77 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #78 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #79 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #80 view is what you see; a viewpoint is where you are looking from
  • #85 Indicators for Running , pending Types of objects shown , …. Status State of some thing
  • #91 How to plan to transit enterprise business from [state A to state B]
  • #92 How to plan to transit enterprise business from [state A to state B]
  • #93 How to plan to transit enterprise business from [state A to state B]
  • #94 How to plan to transit enterprise business from [state A to state B]
  • #95 Baseline First: in this style, an assessment of the baseline landscape is used to identify problem areas and improvement opportunities This process is most suitable when the baseline is complex, not clearly understood, or agreed upon. This approach is common where organizational units have had a high degree of autonomy. Target First: in this style, the target solution is elaborated in detail and then mapped back to the baseline, in order to identify change activity This process is suitable when a target state is agreed at a high level and where the enterprise wishes to effectively transition to the target model.
  • #96 How to plan to transit enterprise business from [state A to state B]
  • #105 Distracter مشوش – غير واضح – مش فاهم
  • #106 Distracter مشوش – غير واضح – مش فاهم