TOGAF, The Open Group Architecture Framework

Colofon
Acknowledgements
Table of Contents
1Introduction
1.1Why this Management guide
1.2A Vendor Neutral Approach to Architecture
1.2.1The Open Group
1.2.2TOGAF
1.3Structure of this Guide
2Why: Enterprise Architecture
2.1The world keeps changing
2.1.1The Bounderyless organization
2.1.2International Legislation
2.1.3Technology push
2.1.4Staying in the driving seat
2.2Governance
2.2.1What is Governance
2.2.2How can governance be achieved
2.2.3Why use Architecture
2.3Architecture
2.3.1What is architecture
2.3.2How to use Architecture
2.3.3Why choose TOGAF
3What: Understanding the TOGAF Model
3.1Introducing TOGAF
3.2The Architecture Development Method
3.2.1Preliminary Phase
3.2.2Phase A: Architecture Vision
3.2.3Phase B: Business Architecture
3.2.4Phase C: Information systems Architecture
3.2.5Phase D: Technology Architecture
3.2.6Phase E: Opportunities and Solutions
3.2.7Phase F: Migration Planning
3.2.8Phase G: Implementation Governance
3.2.9Phase H: Architecture Change Management
3.2.10Requirements Management
3.3Enterprise Continuum
3.3.1What is the Enterprise Continuum?
3.3.2How to utilize the Enterprise Continuum
3.3.3Examples of Building blocks
3.4Resource Base
4How: Can we use TOGAF
4.1The Open Group regulations and requirements
4.1.1Licensing
4.2Education and Certification
5Best Practice Case Study
Annex A:FAQ&Future Developments
Annex B: Terminology and Acronyms
Annex C: Literature and URLs