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The Open Group recently published the Open Agile Architecture (O-AA) Standard that explicitly references TOGAF® and is designed to complement it in an Agile way.

The O-AA Standard is best understood as a vital extension to TOGAF that provides the specific practices, mindsets, and techniques needed to operate in an Agile and DevOps context.

Open Agile Architecture (3 days training)

Objective : This course aims to help attendees to put into practice the Open Group's Open Agile Architecture (O-AA) standard mindsets through ArchiMate and TOGAF ADM and also prepare them to take the Open Group's OGAA-001 exam in order to be certified as an Open Agile Architecture Practitioner.

The O-AA standard helps to align enterprise's service & product architectures as well as its operations architecture to agile strategies and customer experience. The resulting architecture continuously allows the Strategy-Driven Value Delivery and Data-Driven Value Adjustment to your organization.

Prerequisites : Basic Knowledge on ArchiMate and TOGAF's ADM would be prefereable

Participant Profiles : CxO, Operation Managers, Enterprise Architects, Agile and Digital Practitioners, Business and System Analysts and Designers

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Part 1 : The O-AA Core Elements

• This first part presents the foundation of Agile Architecture Body of Knowledge

It contains the fundamental concepts of the O-AA standard including its structure and explains :

- why the enterprise needs to conduct a Dual (Digital and Agile) Transformation

- the Architecture development

- Intentional and Emerging Architectures

- Continuous Architectural Refactoring,

- Architecting the Agile Transformation and Agile Governance

- a set of axioms for the practice of Agile Architecture explained through a case study

 

Part 2 : The O-AA Building Blocks

•This part develops the topics introduced in the O-AA Core in greater detail

Topics include : Agile Strategy, Agile Organization, Enterprise Segmentation, Product Architecture, Operations Architecture, Value Streams, User/Customer Journey Mapping, and Software Architecture through the Domain-Driven Design.

The course presents the application of Agile concepts introduced by the O-AA standard through a complete case study (from Strategy Settings to Domain-Driven Design Software Boundaries to enable Agile Team Autonomy).

Mock exam questions are progressively introduced at the end of each chapter and answers are provided to help you assess yourself before taking the official Open Group's O-AA exam OGAA-001

Advantage of taking this O-AA Training from GooBiz:

In addition to traditional O-AA certification exam preparation training, in this course you'll have the opportunity to put into practice O-AA concepts through an end-to-end case study using the Open Group's ArchiMate EA Modeling standard on the Sparx EA modeling tool.

This additional case study through its traceable models helps attendees to better understand how to implement the O-AA standard through concrete examples in a real world situation.

Notice : Following the real-world illustrations of O-AA concepts through ArchiMate standard along the first two days, the 3rd day of this training focuses on putting into practice O-AA's architecture through TOGAF's ADM and ArchiMate on an end-to-end case study. .

This additional day allows you to understand how to prepare the necessary Agile Architecture Foundation to ensure alignment of Products, Services and Operations of the Organization to Strategies and Values till their software implementation.

Attendees will have the opportunity to implement during the course such an agile Strategy-Driven Value Creation and Data-Driven Value Adjustment Architecture using ArchiMate and (UML for Data-Types) on the Sparx EA modelling tool.

-The necessary backbone of solutions with pre-built state-based models will be provided to accelerate hands-on using the Sparx EA modeling tool.

-State-based Models will help you to ensure both strategic and data-driven alignment that may also be automated by ML/RL (Reinforcement Learning).

The Open Agile Architecture, TOGAF and ArchiMate are respectively trademarks of the Open Group

The Business and Value Model Canvases are trademarks by Osterwalder and Pigneur

BMM, BPMN, UML, SysML referenced on this website are trademarks of the Object Management Group (OMG).