Open Agile Architecture™
Goodea course benefits
- Unique corse with a lot of practical examples and techniques
Trainers use the standard in their daily practise
Up-to-date knowledge, examples and case studies.
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Open Agile Architecture (O-AA) is a brand new standard published by The Open Group in the second half of 2020. It contains a lot of useful techniques for agile and digital transformation of the architecture of the organisation.
Compared to other standards it focuses on current needs of architects and offers a number of concrete practical examples.
O-AA combines proven procedures into a coherent and functional unit. In addition to the standard, the course also includes many examples from the practice of our consultants and trainers which we use to explain how we design and control the architecture in an agile organisation.
Practical focus
On top of the content defined by The Open Group consortium we added additional content which shows how to design and manage the architecture in an agile environment.
Agile transformation in big corporation utilising Spotify and other agile approaches
Transformation of hierarchical organisation into autonomous units – tribes and squads – benefits and risks.
Non-agile methodologies integration into agile environment
Using customer journeys to understand customer needs and their benefits to architects.
Using Value streams, relationship to customer journeys and processes
Business capabilities development and evolution with relation to Value streams
Agile strategy definition – specifics and differences to standard strategy approaches
Real product architecture definition examples and product componentisation
Examples on agile software architecture, and event based integration
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Course content
Introduction
- What agile transformation is and what is the motivation behind
- Differences between “agile” and real agile transformation
- Why to combine agile with digital transformation
Architecture design
- Strategy
- Enterprise identity and culture
- Value
- What Enterprise IS
- What Enterprise DOES
- Data and information
- Artificial intelligence
Intentional and emergent architectures
- Difference between intentional and emergent architectures
- Recommended ratio of intentional and emergent architectures
- Development and detail of the intentional architecture
- Example
Continuous architecture refactoring
- What is the architecture refactoring
- Business reasons for architecture refactoring
- Tools and techniques for architecture refactoring
Organisational aspects of agile architecture
- Distribution of responsibilities, autonomous teams
- Organisational changes
- Changes to company culture
- Connecting development with operations using the DevOps
- Architecture governance in agile organisation
- Example
Axioms of agile architecture
- How to use axioms in architecture design
- Basic 16 axioms
Agile architecture building blocks
- Overview on building blocks
- Organisation segmentation
- Mindset changes
Agile strategy
- Basic principles for agile strategy
- How to succeed with agile architecture strategy design
Agile organisation
- Applying the Inverse Conway Maneuver
- Autonomy and self-organisation
- Product teams
- Platform teams
- Other types of teams
- Product manager vs. Product owner
- Transformation to agile organisational setup
- Example
Product architecture and experience design
- product and service
- product quality
- Jobs-To-Be-Done technique
- Product modularity and variants
- product integration
- Product platforms
- Example
Customer journeys and Value streams
- Customer to Enterprise interactions
- Moments of truth
- Value streams and relationship to business processes
- Value perspective
- Waste, mura and muri
- Example
Operations architecture
- Use of business capabilities and capability planning
- Supporting technologies
- Example
Data information and AI
- Data flows and AI
- Monolithic and decentralised data models
- Machine learning as part of agile architecture
Event storming
- Event storming technique – when to use
- Principles and types of event storming
- Notation
Domain-driven design (DDD)
- DDD basics
- DDD in agile architecture
- Domain, bounded context
- Context maps
- Patterns
- Example
Software and hardware architecture
- Event-driven architecture – loose coupling using event-driven approach
- Hexagonal architecture – principles and patterns
- „Non-functional“ requirements
- Infrastructure as Code – Hardware defined by code
- Example
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