BTVASS - Unit2
BTVASS - Unit2
BTVASS - Unit2
Phase 4
Technology Module
Business Transformation Workshop
What is TOGAF?
History
Developed and continuously evolved since the 1990s by
representatives from leading IT customer and vendor
organizations
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TOGAF Version 9 Components
G. C.
Implemen- Requirements Information
tation management systems
governance architectures
F. D.
Migration Technology
planning architecture
E.
Opportunities
& solutions
TOGAF: The Open Group Architecture Framework
Different subsets of an
overall enterprise
architecture
Structuring criterion for a
Business
collection of architecture architecture
domain
products
Solution
architecture
• Data architecture domain
• Application architecture
Systems Technology
architecture architecture
domain domain
Systems Technology
architecture architecture
domain domain
Application
required in the
platform communications and
interface
application platform
Application layers to support generic
platform
applications
Communications Categorized by service
infrastructure
interface
groups
Tied to an associated set
Communications of qualities
infrastructure
Diversity
Application
platform
interface
Application
platform
Communications
infrastructure
Diversity
Application
Systems
platform architecture
interface domain
Application
platform
Communications
infrastructure
interface
Communications
infrastructure
Diversity
Business outcome
What capabilities
Capabilities
are required?
Products or
What technologies are available?
solutions
Access
Local and remote
workgroup access
Distribution
Policy-based
connectivity
Core
High-speed switching
Enterprise
Campus Core Branch
Application
Layer
Applications
Software as
Commercial Composite Internally
a Service
Applications Apps/SOA Developed
(SaaS)
Platform
Layer
Core Common Services
Management Services • Configuration management services • Cisco SONA Management and Security
• Performance management services Services:
• Availability and fault management – Provisioning
services – Configuration
• Security management services
• Capacity management services
KeyPartner
Partners Key Activities Value Client
Customer Client Segments
Customer
Network Proposition Relationships Segments
Onsite at customer
premises or FinCo
offices, available via
internet, phone, and
e-mail channels
KeyPartner
Partners Key Activities Value Client
Customer Client Segments
Customer
Network Proposition Relationships Segments
Accounting and
auditing, tax
planning and
advisory
services, M&A
deal planning
Onsite at customer
premises or FinCo
offices, available via
internet, phone, and
e-mail channels
Customers
FinCo
Competitors Suppliers
Stuart Wise,
CEO
Pierre Maurizio
Marcus
Philip Harris, Eleanor Jones, Gerald Bowen, Charbonneau, Fiorelli,
Williams,
CIO CHRO COO EVP Sales and Chief Legal and
CFO
Marketing Compliance
Stockholm
Amsterdam
Berlin
London Warsaw
Paris
Athens
Branch
Manager
Administrative
Assistant
Financial
Tax Specialists Audit Specialists Services
Specialists
IT Admin
Staff unaware of
expertise in other Travel costs escalating
locations
Eleanor
Jones, CHRO
Eleanor
Jones, CHRO
Applications Layer
Web Based
Immersive Video IP Telephony
Conferencing
Services Layer
Call Manager
Management Layer
Routers Switches
Borderless Networks:
FinCo has acknowledged the target state capabilities require
an upgrade of the network and are willing to discuss
borderless.
Data Center
Due to the acquisition of a US-based financial services firm, a
data center consolidation is required.
Q&A
What questions do you have?