Enterprise Architecture
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Enterprise Architecture Course
Introduction:
The term "Enterprise Architecture" (EA) can have various interpretations depending on the organization. According to the Enterprise Architecture Research Forum, EA refers to the ongoing practice of describing the essential elements of a socio-technical organization, understanding their relationships with each other and the environment, and effectively managing complexity and change. In the context of the United States government, EA is classified as an Information Technology function and encompasses the documented outcomes derived from examining the enterprise.
In general, Enterprise Architecture encompasses the structural design of an enterprise, including its people, technologies, and the activities involved in designing and describing enterprises. This course aims to provide an understanding of the diverse benefits, characteristics, principles, and frameworks associated with EA. Additionally, participants will learn about the development, construction, utilization, and maintenance of EA throughout the course.
Course Objectives:
- Definitions of Enterprise Architecture
- How do we organize Enterprise Architecture work?
- Establishing Federated Information
- Technology Architecture
- The Enterprise Life Cycle & the Enterprise Architecture process
- Zachman Framework for Enterprise Architecture
- Zachman framework overview
- Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework overview
- Benefits of Federal Enterprise Architecture
- Framework for government
- Benefits of Zachman framework for businesses
- Benefits of Federal Enterprise Architecture
Who Should Attend?
- IT Graduates
- People interested in Enterprise Architecture
- IT Contractors and Consultants
- IT Professionals who need to understand the basics of Enterprise Architecture