Need advice for Beginner

[Amol Mone]

Hello Experts,

I hope all of you are doing good. I am new to archimate modeling world. I am TOGAF 9 certified and want to practise TOGAF principles using archimate. What will be starting point for this exercise? Your tips or suggestion of a book will be highly appreciated.

with regards,

Amol Mone

[Mastering ArchiMate]

Hi Amol,

You can download the (free) first chapter of the Mastering ArchiMate book (ArchiMate 3.0.1 compatible, at some point in the future I expect to release an upgrade to 3.1). This first chapter explains the entire language and can be used to self-study. It is free (the full book isn’t :-)).

For the rest, the best way to learn ArchiMate is doing and interact with others that do it.

ArchiMate Book

The book contains the explanation and the rest of the book is about patterns for many different situations. But while the book contains patterns that can be used as they are, it is above all meant to learn how to think about creating your own patterns. Using fixed patterns in ArchiMate is very easy. Creating (changing) them is hard. Just like all design work I might add…

Yours,

Gerben

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[Mastering ArchiMate]

I forgot: the site has many articles on ArchiMate patterns from the days of ArchiMate 1 until today. Most of what is said in the articles still holds, I’m amazed to have found. Even the first article from 2011 is still good reading if you’re new. Some of the patterns in the rest of the book were first published as articles on the site.

G

On 6 Apr 2020, at 06:51, Amol Mone <amol...@gmail.com> wrote: