Ashish Tandon | An Author | Speaker | TOGAF Certified Trainer

Enterprises use TOGAF®, also known as "The Open Group Architecture Framework," as a planning and design tool for their IT architecture. Beginning in 1995, the initial iteration of TOGAF® was created, and it was based on the Department of Defense's Technological Architecture Framework (DoD). The Open Group Institute has been in charge of the framework ever since the DoD gave it to them a little while thereafter. It is intended for The Open Group Architecture Framework, or TOGAF, to act as a standard for creating and putting into use very large computer systems. 80% of the Global 50 firms utilize TOGAF nowadays. Organizations can utilize TOGAF® to assist in designing an IT infrastructure that is tailored to their needs. Here is where qualified TOGAF® experts can help; they speak with various department heads and work swiftly and efficiently to build and implement an IT strategy. Why use TOGAF® The framework that an organization uses to plan, create, implement, and manage it...

TOGAF Version 10 was released by the Open Group. The new version doesn’t just bring in flexibility but a customizable framework that is much easier to be implemented within enterprises. TOGAF, a development of Open Group, 1995 is an enterprise architecture framework that is widely used today by small, medium, and even large businesses.  Non-governmental organizations, defense agencies, and public organizations also use it. With the latest update of the framework, TOGAF Version 10 , it is hoped by Open Group to make the framework a little more accessible to companies who wish to implement best practices.  Now, it might be the biggest challenge, but the updated version's stronger focus on digital transformation and agile environments, along with the expanded documentation for helping organizations, will make it all possible. It will help to customize the business needs with the implementation. TOGAF is used for advising enterprises about architecture implementation, which can s...