EA - Enterprise Architecture or Extreme Aggravation

- Sanda Morar 

In my previous post, I was talking about my presentation on TOGAF at The Open Group's conference in Glasgow. Continuing from where I left off...

In the course of the presentation, I covered

What TOGAF is? What TOGAF is not?
In the talk, I showed a magic table with some (debatable) "TOGAF is" and "TOGAF is not" points. For example, TOGAF is generic, but it is not prescriptive. TOGAF is process driven, but is not artefact driven.

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- Sanda Morar,

Last Sunday (20th April), I presented a tutorial titled “I've Downloaded TOGAF, Now What?” at the Open Group Conference in Glasgow (the sessions and presentations will be available here). It was an interesting experience and also a challenge to make the presentation interesting to an audience  comprising of TOGAF veterans and newbies.

In the presentation, I addressed the questions of “What TOGAF is?” and “What TOGAF is not?” Other aspects covered include the need for lining up support within the organization and the need for appropriate governance. This was probably one of the very few presentations addressing such basic questions. (An aside - The Open Group plan to reuse this presentation a part of the introduction pack for organizations new to TOGAF).

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