What kind of architecture is TOGAF
designed to support?
TOGAF splits Enterprise Architecture into four main
areas. You'll learn about all of these on the course:
Business Architecture – processes, design and optimisation
Applications Architecture – creating strategic architectures
Infrastructure Architecture – networks, hardware, security, server locations, operating
systems and capacity
Data Architecture – placement, requirements, maintenance and reporting
If you're an architect who is looking for an
introduction and / or to achieve Level 2 certification - this is the course for
you. The current and latest version is TOGAF 9 which is part of
the the leading Open Enterprise Architecture standard.
How do I get a TOGAF certification?
To gain a TOGAF certification, you will need to
complete two exams following your TOGAF training course:
- Level 1: TOGAF 9 Foundation
- Level 2: TOGAF 9 Certified
What are TOGAF employment possibilities?
These days there is a high level of interest in
Enterprise Architecture making TOGAF one of the most desirable architecture
based certifications. You could work directly for organisations such as banks,
manufacturers, retailers, government agencies, etc... or you could work in
an Enterprise Architecture consultancy. Most large corporations now
have their own architecture consultancies including HP, IBM, Cap Gemini, and
many more... all currently recruiting.
Acording to itjobswatch.co.uk, the average salary
for a certified TOGAF professional in London is £75,000 and can go as high as £90,000 in certain areas in the UK.
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