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End your role as only a senior developer or solution architect. Obtain the globally-recognized credential that confirms your capability to architect enterprise-level strategy and provides access to C-suite salary bands.
You are likely trapped in the "implementation trap." You are the one correcting the code, stabilizing the servers, and resolving crises caused by short-term decisions made years ago. You comprehend the systems better than anyone, yet you are still reporting to leaders who cannot distinguish a microservice from a monolith. Meanwhile, Enterprise Architecture professionals holding the TOGAF 9 Certification are the ones setting the course, defining the roadmap, and demanding billing rates 30-50% higher than yours. They do not resolve defects; they design the future of the organization. Your resume is currently being excluded by HR systems at major your region's IT consultancies and MNCs because you lack the standard vocabulary of high-level strategy. You may have the required experience, but without the credential, you are invisible for the Principal Architect and Chief Architect roles. That ends now. This is not a theoretical review of The Open Group's history. Our TOGAF 9 training course is developed by active Enterprise Architects who have reorganized complex IT environments in the local area's technology parks and financial districts. They have navigated legacy spaghetti code, resistant stakeholders, and financial restrictions. They built this program to instruct you on the Architecture Development Method (ADM) not as a dull academic exercise, but as a crucial tool to bypass corporate bureaucracy and impose technical standards. Unlike minimal "dump-and-run" training sessions that provide you with a PDF and minimal assistance, we build architectural thinking. You will learn how to bridge the divide between business strategy and IT execution. The examination is merely a hurdle?the true value is confidently walking into a boardroom and justifying why a multi-million dollar migration is necessary, utilizing the specific governance frameworks that executives respect. We have designed this for employed IT professionals who cannot afford to waste time. We offer weekday evening and weekend cohorts, fully interactive with live Q&A. Beyond the training, you receive case studies relevant to the your region's market, 24/7 expert support, and a direct path to passing the TOGAF 9 Combined exam?saving you the time and expense of taking Level 1 and Level 2 separately.
Do not risk your time or investment with unaccredited providers. Our material is fully aligned with The Open Group standards for the TOGAF 9 Certification.
Learn from industry veterans who are TOGAF 9 Certified and actively consult for Fortune 500 organizations.
Aim for the certification without having to leave your current role. Choose from weekday-evening, weekend-only, or intensive corporate bootcamps.
We ensure efficiency. Our curriculum comprehensively covers both the Foundation and Certified levels simultaneously to get you fully qualified more quickly.
Eliminate uncertainty. Gain access to hundreds of exam-style questions for both the multiple-choice Level 1 and the complex scenario-based Level 2.
Industry experts are available around the clock to clarify complex ADM concepts and assist you at every stage.
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Master the core engine of TOGAF. You will learn the cyclical process of creating and managing enterprise architectures, from Vision to Migration Planning .
Stop allowing politics to derail your projects. You will learn to identify stakeholder concerns and view the architecture through their specific viewpoints to successfully secure necessary buy-in.
Bring order to the chaos. You will develop the necessary structures and boards to ensure that projects actively conform to the architecture you have designed.
Accurately define the reality. You will learn to rigorously document the baseline architecture, define the target architecture, and precisely identify the changes required to bridge the difference.
Stop needlessly reinventing solutions. You will learn how to classify and reuse architecture assets, progressing from generic industry standards to organization-specific solutions.
Directly link IT to business value. You will learn to clearly articulate business problems and requirements in a way that guarantees the technical solution delivers genuine ROI.
If you are involved in the design, planning, or oversight of IT infrastructure and strategy, this program is specifically engineered to validate your expertise.
Major Indian consultancies and Global Capability Centers (GCCs) require Enterprise Architecture Certification for senior-level roles.
Transition from being merely a "technical resource" to a strategic advisor who speaks the language of business transformation.
As AI and cloud complexity increases, the demand for structured Enterprise Architecture is rapidly expanding, not diminishing.
Unlike other restrictive certifications, The Open Group focuses on knowledge, not gatekeeping based on years of service. However, do not mistake "open eligibility" for "easy."
No Formal Prerequisites: There are no educational or experience requirements to take the TOGAF 9 certification exam.
Recommended Experience: While not mandatory, we strongly recommend successful candidates possess at least 3-5 years of experience in IT, modeling, or system design. The concepts are abstract and challenging to fully grasp without a reference point in real-world application.
Assessment: You must successfully pass both Part 1 (Foundation) and Part 2 (Certified) exams to achieve the full TOGAF 9 Certified status.
Learn how to set up the architecture capability. Master the inputs and outputs of the Preliminary phase and how to define the scope, stakeholders, and business goals in Phase A. This is where the TOGAF 9 Certification tests your ability to start correctly.
Dive into the business layer. Learn how to describe the baseline and target business architecture, analyze gaps, and define the roadmap from a business perspective.
Split into Data and Application architectures. Learn the intricacies of designing the data entity and application component blueprints that support the business vision.
Map the software to the hardware. Learn to define the technology portfolio and technical standards required to support the applications and data.
Shift from design to planning. Learn how to identify major implementation projects, group them into work packages, and build a realistic Migration Plan that delivers business value.
Master the art of oversight. Learn how to govern the implementation projects through architecture contracts and how to manage changes to the architecture once it is live.
Master the tools of the trade. Learn the specifics of Gap Analysis, Stakeholder Management, and Risk Management. Understand when to iterate the ADM and how to apply it at different levels of the enterprise.
Understand the deliverables. Learn the metamodel that describes the artifacts (catalogs, matrices, diagrams) you must produce during the ADM cycle.
Learn how to classify architecture assets. Master the Architecture Repository and the concept of the continuum, moving from Foundation Architectures to Organization-Specific Architectures.
Study the TRM (Technical Reference Model) and the III-RM (Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model). These are legacy concepts but are critical high-index topics for the TOGAF 9 exam.
Learn how to establish an architecture practice within a company. Covers the Architecture Board, compliance reviews, and the skills framework for architects.
A brutal review of Level 1 facts and Level 2 scenario logic. We dissect how The Open Group words their questions to trick you and how to select the "best" answer in the gradient scoring system of Part 2.
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