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Exam Information
Official specifications published by The Open Group
Exam Format
60 min
55%
Foundation
Registration
$360 USD
Pearson VUE or online proctoring
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Validity
lifetime
No recertification required for Foundation level; Can progress to TOGAF 9 Certified (Part 2) for full certification
OG0-091 Exam Topics and Domains
OG0-091 is organized into 11 weighted domains.
1
Basic Concepts
7.5%
TOGAF Framework Introduction
What is TOGAFEnterprise Architecture Fundamentals
- Understand what TOGAF is and its purpose
- Identify the main components of TOGAF
- Explain the value of enterprise architecture
2
Core Concepts
7.5%
Essential TOGAF Elements
Architecture in TOGAF ContextKey Definitions and TerminologyContent Metamodel
- Define architecture in the TOGAF context
- Identify and explain core TOGAF concepts
- Understand the structure and content metamodel
3
Introduction to the ADM
7.5%
ADM Overview
ADM Structure and PurposeADM Phases IntroductionADM Iteration and Customization
- Describe the ADM and its purpose
- Identify all ADM phases and their objectives
- Understand the iterative nature of the ADM
4
The Enterprise Continuum and Tools
10%
Enterprise Continuum
Enterprise Continuum StructureArchitecture RepositoryTools and Techniques
- Explain the Enterprise Continuum concept
- Describe the Architecture Repository structure
- Understand how to use the continuum for classifying architectures
5
ADM Phases
22.5%
Preliminary Phase
Establishing Architecture Capability
- Understand the purpose of the Preliminary Phase
- Identify key activities and deliverables
Phase A: Architecture Vision
Creating Architecture Vision
- Describe the purpose and scope of Phase A
- Identify stakeholders and their concerns
Phase B: Business Architecture
Developing Business Architecture
- Understand Business Architecture development
- Identify key business architecture artifacts
Phase C: Information Systems Architecture
Data ArchitectureApplication Architecture
- Develop Data and Application Architectures
- Understand IS Architecture components
Phase D: Technology Architecture
Developing Technology Architecture
- Develop Technology Architecture
- Map applications to technology platforms
Phases E & F: Opportunities and Migration Planning
Implementation Planning
- Identify implementation opportunities
- Develop migration plans
Phases G & H: Implementation and Change Management
Governance and Change Management
- Provide implementation governance
- Manage architecture change
Requirements Management
Managing Architecture Requirements
- Understand requirements management process
- Apply requirements throughout ADM
6
ADM Guidelines and Techniques
15%
Architecture Principles
Developing and Applying Principles
- Understand architecture principles
- Apply principles across architecture domains
Stakeholder Management
Stakeholder Analysis and Management
- Identify and classify stakeholders
- Manage stakeholder engagement
Architecture Patterns
Using Architecture Patterns
- Understand architecture patterns
- Apply patterns in architecture development
Gap Analysis
Conducting Gap Analysis
- Perform gap analysis
- Identify transformation requirements
Migration Planning Techniques
Migration and Implementation
- Apply migration planning techniques
- Develop implementation roadmaps
Interoperability Requirements
Ensuring Interoperability
- Define interoperability requirements
- Apply interoperability solutions
7
Architecture Governance
10%
Architecture Governance Framework
Governance StructureGovernance Repository
- Understand architecture governance concepts
- Apply governance throughout ADM
- Establish governance structures
Architecture Maturity Models
Capability Maturity Assessment
- Assess architecture maturity
- Plan capability improvements
8
Architecture Views, Viewpoints, and Stakeholders
5%
Views and Viewpoints
Creating Architecture ViewsStakeholder Concerns
- Understand views and viewpoints
- Create appropriate views for stakeholders
- Address stakeholder concerns through views
9
Building Blocks
5%
Architecture Building Blocks
ABB and SBB ConceptsBuilding Block Design
- Understand building block concepts
- Distinguish between ABBs and SBBs
- Apply building blocks in architecture
10
ADM Deliverables
5%
Architecture Deliverables
Key DeliverablesDeliverable Relationships
- Identify key ADM deliverables
- Understand deliverable purposes
- Know when deliverables are created
11
TOGAF Reference Models
5%
TOGAF Reference Models
Technical Reference Model (TRM)Integrated Information Infrastructure Reference Model (III-RM)
- Understand TOGAF reference models
- Apply TRM and III-RM
- Use reference models in architecture development
How do I earn this certification?
Passing OG0-091 earns the TOGAF 9 Foundation certification. It sits in the Enterprise Architecture track.
Next Level Options
- OG0-092 - TOGAF 9 Part 2Completes full TOGAF 9 certification
- OG0-093 - TOGAF 9 Combined Part 1 and Part 2Alternative path to achieve both levels at once
Alternative Paths
- OGEA-101 - TOGAF Enterprise Architecture FoundationNewer version of TOGAF framework
- OGEA-102 - TOGAF Enterprise Architecture PractitionerTOGAF 10 practitioner level
- OGEA-103 - TOGAF Enterprise Architecture CombinedTOGAF 10 combined certification path
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What's changed on this exam?
Current Status
- ACTIVE
- Last content update: 2018-04-25
Updates
- Cloud Architecture Increasing focus on cloud scenarios in exam questions
- Microservices Application architecture questions include microservices patterns
- Zero Trust Security Security considerations integrated across ADM phases
Who should take this exam?
This exam is typically taken by Enterprise Architects and Solution Architects.
- Basic understanding of enterprise architecture concepts
- Familiarity with IT and business terminology
- Experience working in or with enterprise architecture teams