TOGAF training and certification is a good way to start your enterprise architecture career. It has become a de factor standard, and many organizations look for TOGAF certification in an enterprise architect CV.
But the training has limitations, and the most important is that it you will not get a hands-on experience or a personalised training program. Some might say that there is a need for a Level 3, which provides the practical, hands-on, day-to-day advice on how to actually be an enterprise architect.
In part 2 of this 3-part Guideline by Good e-Learning’s enterprise architecture expert Roger Evernden, we will give you plenty of tips and ideas on how to gain that practical knowledge of using TOGAF in real-life situations, which will also help you make the most of your TOGAF training and certification.
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