New Business Architecture training meets need for modern organisations

Today’s businesses face a turbulent environment in which constant economic, regulatory and technological disruption has become the norm, meaning organisations need flexible, adaptable architectures that can accommodate change, but also continue to deliver satisfactorily in ‘business as usual’ (BAU).

Business architecture as a practice is concerned with leading the way in defining a target operating model, and then helping the business to realise that model over time, all based around the enterprise’s mission and strategic goals.

And Business Change Academy’s new Business Architecture course is designed to help you do exactly that.

Focusing on the business rather than the technology side of architecture, this course covers a range of techniques and frameworks as well the relationship with other architectures and disciplines. Plus, you’ll explore value chain analysis, understanding business culture and information management.

Here’s what you’ll learn:

• The business architecture domain;
• Business architecture frameworks;
• Business motivation view;
• Capability/organisation view;
• Value/process view;
• Competency/people view
• Information and technology views; and
• Business architecture and business change.

The course is designed for business managers, business analysts, project managers and change managers who wish to undertake a practical exploration of the key concepts and techniques involved in Business Architecture.

Click here to read the full Business Architecture course outline, or contact the team@businesschange.academy for further details and in-house options.