TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation: from vision to operations
Learn TOGAF foundations through architecture applied to migrations, dependencies, and production decisions.
Objectives and progression
Seven lessons, 25 regular questions, and three original cases cover six Foundation syllabus topics. Includes an internal 22-decision assessment in 35 minutes and fictional banking and APS examples. Practice distribution approximates official weights while retaining topic mapping. Content uses current public provider guidance and official datasheets; this is a first pass and does not replace study of the full body of knowledge. It does not reproduce official text, diagrams, or questions.
Audience: IT project managers, APS teams, analysts, and professionals collaborating on architecture decisions.
Prerequisites: General IT knowledge helps, but the Foundation exam requires no prior certification. Confirm registration conditions with the provider. practice does not award the official qualification.
210 estimated study minutes
- Relate business, data, applications, and technology within the same decision.
- Connect architecture capability, vision, business, and information systems.
- Relate platforms, options, migration, oversight, and evolution.
- Use gaps, concerns, scenarios, and risk to compare options.
- Tailor work without losing coherence across teams and deliveries.
- Distinguish functionality, compliance, and authority to accept deviations.
- Organize work products useful for decisions, implementation, and operations.
Modules
- Architecture connected to value and operations
- Prepare work and define architecture
- From design to implementation and change
- Techniques for clarifying decisions
- Iteration, scope, and partitioning
- Govern implementation and exceptions
- Content, views, and traceability
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References and version
OGEA-101, TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation; body of knowledge drawn from TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition
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- Official TOGAF syllabus documents · 2026-09-29
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- Certification names independent from standard edition · 2026-09-29
- Foundation competency mapping · 2026-09-29
- Official study materials for 10th Edition · 2026-09-29
- Template deliverable references · 2026-09-29
- OGEA-101 ESL extension · 2026-09-29
- TOGAF Examinations · 2026-09-29
- TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation datasheet · 2026-09-29
- How ArchiMate and TOGAF complement each other · 2026-09-29
- TOGAF Certification Portfolio · 2026-09-29
- Knowledge-based certification services · 2026-09-29
- TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Foundation Study Guide: public description · 2026-09-29
What you will explore
0 / 7Architecture connected to value and operations
Relate business, data, applications, and technology within the same decision.
Prepare work and define architecture
Connect architecture capability, vision, business, and information systems.
From design to implementation and change
Relate platforms, options, migration, oversight, and evolution.
Techniques for clarifying decisions
Use gaps, concerns, scenarios, and risk to compare options.
Iteration, scope, and partitioning
Tailor work without losing coherence across teams and deliveries.
Govern implementation and exceptions
Distinguish functionality, compliance, and authority to accept deviations.
Content, views, and traceability
Organize work products useful for decisions, implementation, and operations.