PEAF Foundation

Pragmatic EA
4.7
34 reviews
  • It is not so difficult to understand comparing to TOGAF, but still is not as abstract as ZACHMAN.
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  • Content totally relevant, a good reference for what is involved, focus on brevity and pragmatism.
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  • Thanks to this course it's very easy to start working with PEAF because it has lots of practical cases to use as templates. It is totally easy to comprehend, furthermore, includes things beyond IT EA.
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In City of London

£ 1,999 + VAT

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    City of london

  • Start date

    Different dates available

This course covers the fundamentals of EA, which not only apply to the EA domain but also the whole of the Transformation domain. It sets the context for EA and shows where EA fits into this wider Transformation domain.

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Start date

City of London (London)
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About this course

CIO, Head of PMO, Head of Business Analysis, Head of S&A, Head of Solution Delivery, etc

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Reviews

4.7
excellent
  • It is not so difficult to understand comparing to TOGAF, but still is not as abstract as ZACHMAN.
    ← | →
  • Content totally relevant, a good reference for what is involved, focus on brevity and pragmatism.
    ← | →
  • Thanks to this course it's very easy to start working with PEAF because it has lots of practical cases to use as templates. It is totally easy to comprehend, furthermore, includes things beyond IT EA.
    ← | →
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4.7
excellent

Course rating

Recommended

Centre rating

Former Student

4.5
02/06/2017
What I would highlight: It is not so difficult to understand comparing to TOGAF, but still is not as abstract as ZACHMAN.
What could be improved: Nothing.
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Former Student

5.0
17/04/2017
What I would highlight: Content totally relevant, a good reference for what is involved, focus on brevity and pragmatism.
What could be improved: Nothing
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Former Student

4.5
02/04/2017
What I would highlight: Thanks to this course it's very easy to start working with PEAF because it has lots of practical cases to use as templates. It is totally easy to comprehend, furthermore, includes things beyond IT EA.
What could be improved: All good.
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Former Student

4.5
02/04/2017
What I would highlight: The course is better for those who do not have much experience on EA to recognize the value and not just see a boatload of additional work.
What could be improved: All OK.
Would you recommend this course?: Yes

Former Student

4.5
04/02/2017
What I would highlight: I recommend this course to anyone interested in learning more about PEAF. The tutor, Kevin, is a top instructor. The course amount of pragmatics and features was enough for everyone to gain a greater understanding of the topic.
What could be improved: Everything OK.
Would you recommend this course?: Yes
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This centre's achievements

2017

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The average rating is higher than 3.7

More than 50 reviews in the last 12 months

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Subjects

  • Commercial Banking
  • Language teaching for technical workers
  • Enterprise Risk Management
  • Structural Designing
  • Sage
  • Viability analysis
  • Business
  • Guidance and Counselling
  • Pragmatics
  • Psychology

Course programme

Pragmatic Training Courses Overview

PART A

The Pragmatic Family of Frameworks

1. Guidance
  • Theory or Practice?
  • Reading Approach
2. Licensing
  • Non-Commercial (Internal)
  • Commercial (External)
3. Language
  • What is a System?
  • What is an Enterprise?
  • What is Pragmatism?
4. Ontologies
  • Enterprise
  • Structural
  • Transformational
  • Framework
5. Frameworks
  • Coverage
  • X-Frameworks
  • Connecting the DOTS
  • POET and PEAF

Context

6. Context is King™
  • Types
7. Why Use POET
  • Sage Words
  • Enterprise Viability
  • Basic Premise
  • W.E.Deming
  • The Transformation of Transformation

8. How POET Helps
  • Fundamental
  • An Operating Model for Transformation
  • Toolkit
9. Where POET and PEAF Fit
  • Theory & Complexity
  • Zachman, TOGAF, ITIL, COBIT, PEAF
  • PEAF and the TOGAF ADM
  • Level of Guidance/Detail
10. Zachman
  • Basic Message
  • Missing Perspective and Model

Methods

11. Overview
  • Phases
  • Models
  • Roles

Artefacts

12. Levels

13. Structural (MACE)
  • Relationships
14. Transformational (MAGMA)
  • Relationships
Adoption

15. Value
  • Expectations vs Reality
  • Iterations
16. Maturity Model
  • Overview
  • Recognisable
  • Pragmatic
17. Training
  • POET & PEAF
18. What do you get for your money?
  • Options
  • Toolkit
  • The Pragmatic Publishing Platform (P3)
19. Barriers to Adoption
  • I Just Don’t Get It!
  • I’m Too Busy
  • My Eyesight is Fine
  • Using a Broken System to Fix a Broken Syst
  • Been there. Done That.
  • Yeah but... What’s the Minimum?
20. Guidance
  • Adoption Structure
  • Overall
  • Methods
  • Artefacts
  • Culture
  • Environment
21. Assessment
  • Results

PART B

Methods

1. Governance and Lobbying
  • Transformation Synchronisation
  • Yin & yang
  • Technical Debt
  • Technical Debt vs Enterprise Debt™
  • Enterprise Debt™
2. Disciplines
  • Overview
  • Requirements Management
  • Discovery
  • Analysis and Design
  • Governance and Lobbying
  • Modelling
Artefacts

3. MACE & MAGMA Derivation
  • Structure
  • Strategy
  • Execution
  • Fundamental Types
  • Levels
  • Mapping
4. Ontology
  • Basics
  • Structural & Transformational
  • Current, Intermediate, Target
  • Business Model, Operating Model, Cap Model & Roadmaps63
Meta-models
  • Hybrid
Culture

5. Culture Trumps Everything™
  • The Power of Culture
  • Immense Problems
  • Immense Opportunities
6. Slaves to Psychology™
  • Is All Value Easy to See?
  • I Was Only Doing What I Was Told!
  • Are You Better Than a 5 Year
  • -Old?
  • Who Decides?
  • Absolute Power Corrupts Absolutely Style Over Substance
  • Do You Lie to Yourself?
7. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions!
  • Cultural Types
  • Context & Implications
  • The Red Button
  • Jumping to Conclusions
8. Architecture & Engineering
  • Yin & Yang
  • Merged
  • Application
9. The Architect
  • Secrets
  • An Impossible Job
  • Charlatan or Saviour
  • The Pragmatic Architect Creed™
10. Language

Environment

11. The Architecture Paradigm™
  • Purpose
  • Justification
  • Why and How
  • Abstraction and Elaboration
  • Relationships
  • The Value is in the Lines Not the Boxes
  • Patterns
  • Models, Meta-Models & Semantics
12. Frameworks
  • Number
  • Growth
  • How POET Helps
  • Future
13. Tools
  • Number
  • Growth
  • How POET Helps
  • Future
  • Coverage
  • Integration

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