Visão Geral

O Curso Enterprise Architecture é uma experiência de aprendizado intensivo que abrange os elementos essenciais da Arquitetura Empresarial.

O Enterprise Architecture de Arquitetura Empresarial orienta você com o desenvolvimento de arquitetura de referência de desenvolvimento de arquitetura e informações arquitetônicas necessárias que podem ser fornecidas com antecedência a uma empresa para permitir práticas recomendadas de arquitetura consistentes. A arquitetura da empresa orienta os proprietários de negócios a atualizar suas estratégias, visão, objetivos e princípios. As empresas que usam o treinamento de Arquitetura Empresarial da Tonex dizem que se beneficiaram do uso de frameworks e padrões de Arquitetura Empresarial (EA) úteis, comprovados e testados e são capazes de falar a mesma linguagem de EA.

Objetivo

Após realizar este Curso Enterprise Architecture, você será capas de:

• Entenda os conceitos básicos da Arquitetura Empresarial (EA)
• Identificar o valor agregado da EA
• Explore por que e como construir um EA
• Compreender os desafios da implementação da EA, incluindo as questões técnicas e organizacionais
• Identificar os elementos de um plano de implementação de EA
• A estratégia articulada é gradualmente implementada arquitetonicamente em sistemas, estratégias de seleção de fornecedores, processos e em estruturas organizacionais que dão suporte aos sistemas
• Listar processos arquitetônicos, governança arquitetônica e padrões arquitetônicos
• Traços e competências auxiliares necessários aos arquitetos, tecnologias particulares e sua utilização
• Desenvolver um plano de trabalho da EA
• Determine arquiteturas específicas necessárias para sua organização
• Identificar as etapas para melhorar as práticas de arquitetura empresarial
• Desenvolver uma boa compreensão da Arquitetura, Arquitetura Corporativa e Arquitetura Corporativa em termos de definição, desafios e benefícios competitivos
• Entender de forma mais eficaz a necessidade de atividades multifuncionais de Arquitetura Empresarial
• Realizar de forma mais eficaz o valor do TOGAF, 4+1, TM Forum no desenvolvimento de estratégias específicas e na medição do seu impacto
• Identificar diferentes estruturas de EA, incluindo: TOGAF, DoDAF, FEAF, NAF, Zachman, NASCIO, CEAF e mais
• Entenda o Rational Unified Process (RUP) e o Enterprise Unified Process (EUP)
• Selecionar, organizar e implementar um projeto de EA
• Selecione entre TOGAF, Zachman Framework (ZF), 4+1, RUP/EUP, IEEE 1471, DoDAF, MODAF, NAF e FEAF
• Identificar sintomas típicos de disfunção da EA
• Redesenhar EA e estruturar com sucesso dentro da empresa
• Desenvolver as melhores práticas no desenvolvimento de EA
• Garantir as melhores práticas por meio da aplicação da EA

Materiais

Conteúdo Programatico

Introduction to Architecture and Architects

1. Architects
2. What is Architecture?
3. Concepts behind Architecting
4. Architecture and Architecting
5. Why, How, When on Architecting
6. Architecture in the Context
7. Architecture Domains
8. Architectural Challenges
9. Concepts behind Architecture Frameworks

What is Enterprise Architecture (EA)?

1. EA Defined
2. Basic Concepts
3. The Enterprise Architecture Domain
4. EA Vision and Benefits
5. EA Segments
6. EA Frameworks and Selection Principles
7. EA Interfaces
8. EA Governance
9. EA Products
10. EA Implementation Strategy
11. EA Domains
12. Business drivers for Enterprise Architecture
13. Key Issues for EA
14. EA implementation essentials
15. Strategies, architectures, models, skills, approaches and tools
16. Developing and managing an EA
17. EA Budget Allocation and Roles
18. EA Performance Measurement
19. EA Budget / Performance Integration
20. Component-Based Architectures
21. Enterprise Architecture (EA) Choices
22. TOGAF, Zachman Framework (ZF) and RUP/EUP, DoDAF, MODAF, AGATE, FEAF, CEAF and NASCIO

Concepts behind Enterprise Architecture (EA)

1. Architecture Frameworks and EA
2. Architecture Principles and Practices
3. AS-IS vs. TO-BE Architecture
4. Concepts behind Gap Analysis
5. Business and IT/Technology Alignment Issues
6. The Framework Dilemma
7. Types of Architecture Frameworks
8. TOGAF (The Open Group Architecture Framework)
9. 4+1 View Model
10. TM Forum Framework
11. Zachman Framework
12. Differences between Frameworks
13. Frameworks that Follow a Process Approach

Basic Architecture

1. Alignment of IT and Business
2. From Business Architecture Blueprint to system blueprint
3. Enterprise architecture frameworks, target architectures
4. SOA design concepts
5. Integration concepts: API and service management, REST, JSON, standard interfaces and protocols.
6. Databases, data modeling
7. Typical data structures
8. Developing a current and future architecture model using standardized modeling tools
9. Ways of implementing via a greenfield approach
10. Way of implementing via brownfield transformations
11. Tools and communication
12. Architecture Governance
13. How to create reusable architectural building blocks that promote business transformation (principles of modular design)
14. Optimizing the interplay between a large number of systems or applications within an enterprise portfolio
15. EA tools and using them in the communication with the Solution Architects
16. Enterprise Architecture Domains: Business, Application, Data and technology

Information Architecture

1. What is a Model?
2. Typical Kinds of Model
3. Business Process Model
4. Business Information Model
5. System requirements Model
6. System Design Model
7. Data model
8. Business data versus application data; Common Object Models
9. Cross domain view: normalization of IT and other data models
10. Data design and management principles
11. Information models and tools
12. RDBMS, SQL, PLSQL assessment
13. Non- relational data management
14. Performance management
15. Data policies, security. Customer data protection acts, regulation
16. Addressing the issues with Architecture
17. Service Oriented Architecture
18. Model Driven Architecture
19. Architecture Driven Modernization
20. What is Architecture?
21. Architecture as a Product
22. Architecture as a Practice
23. What is Architecture Driven Modernization?
24. Business Architecture
25. System Architecture
26. Technical Architecture
27. System Implementation
28. SOAML
29. Leveraging Service-Oriented and Model Approach to Architecting your Enterprise
30. Purpose of Reference Architecture
31. Common pitfalls for Telecom Service Providers
32. Drivers of Reference Architecture
33. The drivers of the Reference Architecture are Reference Architecture Goals, Principles, and
34. Enterprise Vision and Telecom Transformation
35. Completeness of the design
36. Common understanding across organization
37. functionality, availability, scalability, etc.

Integration Architecture

1. Integration technologies, middleware platforms, architecture
2. Integration principles
3. Service governance
4. Integration performance and management
5. Data conversion
6. Integration Security and Reliability
7. Service Policies
8. Design workshop (hands-on service design)

Current State and Future Directions of the IT Industry

1. The IT Challenge
2. Alignment of IT to Business
3. Role of EA
4. IT Strategic Planning
5. IT Program and Portfolio Management
6. IT Development vs. Operations
   1. SDLC
   2. ITIL/ITSM
7. IT Governance
8. Regulatory and Compliance (SOX)
9. COBIT
10. COSO
11. IT Infrastructure Architecture Domains
12. Integrated Architecture Framework
13. Architecture and Architecture Framework Defined
14. Trends in IT
15. Social Networking
16. Web 2.0/Mashups/Wiki/Widgetization
17. Enterprise 2.0
18. Virtualization
19. SOA
20. Green Computing

EA Components

1. Application and Technology Architecture
2. Conceptual, Logical, and Physical Views
3. Application Architecture
4. Application Patterns
5. Technology Architecture
6. Technology Patterns
7. Business Architecture
8. Information Architecture
9. Data Architecture
10. Systems Architecture
11. Systems Management
12. Privacy
13. Security and Directory
14. Capacity Planning
15. Disaster Recovery
16. Computer Architecture
17. The Business Architecture
18. Access Architecture
19. Integration Architecture
20. Network Architecture
21. Platform Architecture

EA Implementation Plan Examples

1. EA Planning, Acquisition and Requirements Generation
2. Strategies for EA Management
3. Implementing EA Strategies
4. Integration of EA, Security, and Capital Planning Processes
5. Building Support for EA Across Independent Organizations
6. Using the EA to Assess and Improve Performance
7. Using the EA to Make Intelligent Management Decisions
8. Tactical Issues for Applying EA Investments
9. Designing an EA for Business Value and Relevance
10. The Change Management Challenge of Implementing a Successful EA Program
11. Lessons Learned from EA Implementations
12. Architecture and Transformation
13. Essential Elements for Creating a Usable Enterprise Architecture

A Comparison of the Top Enterprise-Architecture Methodologies

1. Using the Enterprise Architecture to Quantify the Benefits of IT Projects
2. The Zachman Framework (ZF) for Enterprise Architecture
3. Using the Zachman Framework to Integrate Security and EA
4. Enterprise knowledge artifacts
5. Extended framework
6. Rules of the Framework
7. The Open Group Architectural Framework (TOGAF)
   1. Architecture Development Method (ADM)
   2. Enterprise Continuum
8. Federal Enterprise Architecture Framework (FEAF)
9. The Rational Unified Process (RUP) and Enterprise Unified Process (EUP)
10. Spewak’s EAP
11. Department of Defense Architecture Framework (DoDAF) v1.5 and v2
    1. All View (AV)
    2. Operational View (OV)
    3. Systems View (SV)
    4. Technical Standards View (TV)
    5. DoDAF v2 Views and DoDAF Metamodel
12. NATO Architecture Framework (NAF)
13. The UK Ministry of Defence Architectural Framework (MODAF)
    1. Strategic goals of the enterprise, and the people, processes and systems
14. Business architecture: describes organizations and Business processes
15. Service-oriented architecture (SOA)
16. Logical architecture of the system
17. Physical architecture of the systems
18. Hardware and software products used in the architecture
19. EAI, BPM, SOA, and Web Services to Support Your Enterprise Architecture

4+1 View Model

1. Conceptual vs. Physical
2. Logical View (Functionality)
3. Implementation View (Configuration Management)
4. Deployment View
5. Process View (Performance Scalability and Throughput)
6. Scenarios
7. Correspondence between views

Case Studies

1. The Governance Enterprise Architecture (GEA)
2. Definition and Motivation
3. GEA models
4. GEA Implementation directions
5. e-Government development

EA Boot Camp Workshops

1. EA Program Guidance
2. Milestones
3. Performance Architecture
4. Business Architecture
5. Data Architecture
6. Service Component Architecture
7. Technology Architecture
8. Gap Analysis
9. Transition Strategy
10. Establishment of appropriate EA governance processes
11. EA Governance and EA Program Management
12. EA Change Management and EA Deployment
13. Usage milestones map to the enterprise assessment Criteria
14. Cost Savings and Cost Avoidance
15. Transition Strategy Performance
16. Measuring EA Program Value
17. Development and execution of EA value measurement plan to demonstrate the value of enterprise architecture (EA) in achieving enterprise objectives
18. Implementing an Enterprise Architecture Program

TONEX Enterprise Architecture (EA) Exercises

1. Developing an Enterprise Architecture (EA)
2. Using an Enterprise Architecture (EA)
3. EA Selection Principles
4. EA Implementation Templates
5. EA Implementation Checklist
6. EA Gap Analysis
7. EA Case Studies