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This course provides an introduction to the TOGAF® concepts, structure, and the steps of the ADM cycle. It establishes the theoretical foundation needed for higher levels and prepares participants for the Foundation exam. It is recommended for anyone who wishes to organize their architectural knowledge based on a structured, internationally recognized standard.
The two-day (2×8 hours) program is an officially accredited training by The Open Group, fully aligned with international certification requirements.
The objectives and benefits of the training
Why is it useful to obtain the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture – Foundation level?
The TOGAF® Standard is an internationally recognized enterprise architecture framework that supports a systems-thinking approach to aligning organizational business goals with technological solutions. The Foundation level provides not only a solid understanding of the TOGAF® Standard, 10th Edition, but also offers a common professional vocabulary and methodology that facilitates collaboration between operational and strategic, business and IT areas.
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The knowledge acquired during the course contributes to standardizing enterprise-level processes, making them more structured and transparent. It helps clarify concepts related to enterprise architecture and provides a unified approach for professionals involved in EA-related activities. Earning the certification brings not only professional recognition but also a competitive advantage in the job market—especially in roles that require structured thinking in complex systems.
What skills and perspectives does it provide?
Through the course, participants will be able to:
- understand the fundamental role of Enterprise Architecture (EA) in organizational operations;
- gain an overview of the key components of the TOGAF® Standard, with a focus on the Architecture Development Method (ADM);
- recognize the relationship between the TOGAF® framework and other architecture frameworks (e.g., ArchiMate);
- become familiar with architecture content structure, stakeholder needs, and types of architectural outputs;
- apply basic TOGAF® techniques and terminology.
The course primarily provides theoretical foundations and aims to help participants understand the TOGAF® approach and vocabulary, while preparing them for the TOGAF® EA Foundation (Level 1) certification exam.
Who is it for?
The TOGAF® Foundation course is beneficial for anyone who:
- works as an enterprise or business architect, or is looking to move into such a role;
- is a project manager, consultant, IT or business analyst working with complex systems;
- is a leader or decision-maker who wants to understand the strategic alignment of IT and business objectives;
- is a domain or solution architect seeking a structured methodology for architecture development;
- is involved in the enterprise architecture process and wants to speak a shared language with other TOGAF® certified professionals.
After completing the Foundation level, the Practitioner module provides an opportunity to deepen theoretical knowledge through practical application.
Detailed course content
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0. Course Introduction
Provides an overview of the course objectives, structure, and exam requirements. It also outlines the role of the TOGAF® framework in the world of enterprise architecture and explains why acquiring Foundation-level knowledge is valuable.
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1. Core Concepts
Introduces the purpose, role, and value of Enterprise Architecture. Highlights how it supports both business and technology transformation, and how it fits into the overall functioning of an organization.
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2. Key TOGAF® Concepts
Covers the fundamental concepts and building blocks of the TOGAF® standard, such as the Enterprise Continuum, Architecture Repository, and Content Framework. Helps participants understand how these elements support the structure and reusability of enterprise architecture.
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3. Introduction to the Architecture Development Method (ADM)
Presents the logic and phases of the ADM cycle. Explains how the method is structured and how it enables the consistent development and documentation of architectures.
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4. ADM Techniques
Provides an overview of essential TOGAF® techniques, including the development of architecture principles, gap analysis, the use of business scenarios, and risk assessment — all aligned with various ADM phases.
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5. Applying the ADM in Practice
Explores how the ADM can be adapted to real organizational contexts. Discusses how phases can interact, how to manage iterations, and how to apply the method with flexibility based on business needs.
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6. Architecture Governance
Covers the role of governance in architecture: how to control, monitor, and support architecture decisions to ensure alignment with organizational strategy and compliance requirements.
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7. Architecture Content
Explains how to represent architectures through different views — including building blocks, roadmaps, transition architectures, and implementation plans — using standardized TOGAF® outputs.
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8. Exam Preparation
Provides an overview of the TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Part 1 exam structure, question types, and scoring. Includes practical advice, study recommendations, and exam strategies to support effective preparation.
Current TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Training – Foundation trainings
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