iSAQB® EAM - Enterprise Architecture Management Training (English) - Seminar / Kurs von tectrain GmbH (CH)

iSAQB® Enterprise Architecture Management Training

Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM) provides transparency on the relationships between business and IT, as well as on IT costs, benefits, and risks. With this information, architects and executives can make informed decisions and align IT with the corporate strategy.

This training has a workshop-style format, allowing participants to engage in discussions and exchange experiences. It provides an opportunity for participants to discuss their unique situations and learn from one another.

Training Content Overview

• Enterprise architecture frameworks
• Fundamental concepts of Enterprise Architecture Management (EAM)
• Differentiating EAM and IT-EAM
• Functions and boundaries of business, application, data, and technology architecture
• Interplay between EAM and other management tasks (e.g., corporate planning, portfolio management, etc.)
• Tasks, goals, and benefits of EAM
• Approaches in E(IT)AM
• Strategic application planning: current, target, and future IT enterprise architecture
• Repositories and metamodels
• Governance and compliance
• Assessment of application portfolios
• Examples of Enterprise Architecture Management

Skills you will learn:

• Identify and explain the missions, goals, and benefits of EAM
• Understand the interaction between (IT) strategy and EAM
• Differentiate between EAM and E(IT)AM
• Guide and explain the assessment of an application portfolio
• Identify and describe the tasks and challenges of governance
• Identify and describe requirements for EAM tools.

The target audience for the iSAQB® EAM - Enterprise Architecture Management Seminar includes IT architects, IT managers, enterprise architects, and other professionals who want to enhance their knowledge and skills in the field of Enterprise Architecture Management. The seminar is designed for individuals who already possess basic knowledge in architecture and IT management and are looking to deepen their understanding of developing and managing enterprise architectures.