Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Purpose of the Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Why Use the Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop Service Outline
- Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop Knowledge Required
- Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop Activity
Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop Deliverables
Configuration Options for Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Conexiam Consulting Experience
Next Steps with the Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Purpose of the Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
Driving change and improving your organization is made possible through architecture roadmaps.
The best architecture roadmaps have clear transition stages. Every transition stage provides:
- harvestable value
- the opportunity to stop
- freedom to change direction
The purpose of the stakeholder engagement workshop is to help an EA Team:
- develop plausible futures that will frame the roadmap
- develop transition stages
- develop multiple candidate target states
- identify the large workpackages
- readout for decision-makers
The workshop requires participants to be open to comprehending the plausible futures that limit their choices, and their actions lead to different plausible futures.
Why Use the Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop?
Workshops balance training and consulting. They use experienced consultants using a strong method to quickly achieve powerful results.
You get useful enterprise architecture and improve your EA Team's skills, method, and technique.
Your EA Team will gain:
- method to identify plausible futures
- approach to link goals and risk appetite to targets and transition states
- skills to map stakeholder concerns to candidate transition states
- techniques to re-sequence changes to reach plausible futures and transition states
- understanding of when to engage with stakeholders to select between architecture alternatives and perform trade-off
Your decision makers will gain an understanding of:
- where they have control levers
- where they have additional risk
- sequences that change effort and risk
- what plausible futures they must react to
Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Service Outline
Workshop Knowledge Required
In order to complete the Enterprise Architecture Stakeholder Engagement workshop starts with a gathering a broad set of knowledge is required.
Knowledge Required |
Activity |
EA Context | Interview
Determine
Critical knowledge: role and strength of the EA Team in the Decision Cycle |
Problem Statement | Participant Experience, Document Assessment & Interview
Identify
Critical knowledge: why the architects are in-the-room |
Business Context | External Assessment & Interview
Determine
Critical knowledge: forces and events surrounding the scenarios |
Business Objectives | Participant Experience, Document Assessment & Interview
Determine
Critical knowledge: Performance expectations and the initial conception of the deficiency |
Target Architecture |
Interview & Document Review
Determine
Critical knowledge: expectations of change and EA Team capability |
Capacity to Execute |
Interview
Determine
Critical knowledge: strength of implementation governance |
Workshop Activity
Using the knowledge gathered the workshop activity will create the deliverables and develop skill and experience in your EA team.
Activity |
Outcome |
Workshop Preparation |
The workshop requires good audio and information display.
Very few meeting rooms are structured to provide quality audio, video, and collaboration. We will ship a meeting room set-up that supports good video and audio. |
Interactive Workshop |
Interactive workshop is divided into four blocks of time.
|
Deliverables Preparation |
Document the Scenario
Document the Architecture Roadmap
Document the critical decisions, transitions, and external Forces and Events |
Deliverable Completion |
Joint activity to document readout |
Skill Development | Based on configuration choices |
Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Deliverables
The formal workshop deliverables are the responsibility of our customer's EA Team. We follow this approach to ensure your EA Team is developing their skills. Conexiam will facilitate their development.
The 1-day workshop will have less formal deliverables.
Deliverable | Activity |
Problem Statement | Architecture problem statement, including:
|
Scenario | 3-5 Plausible Futures
|
Architecture Roadmap | 1-2 Candidate Targets
|
Critical Decision Model | Simplified decision tree to highlight
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Engagement Plan | Alignment of scenario, transition and key decisions |
EA Process Alignment | Alignment of key decisions and creation of supporting knowledge by EA team |
Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop Configuration
Configuration Options:
- Selection between two formats
- Preparation for engagement with stakeholders and decision-makers after workshop
- Interactive with stakeholder and decision makers during Day 1-3
- Deliverable or skill development priority
Conexiam Enterprise Architecture Consulting Experience
Conexiam has a small, dedicated team. We deliver transformative enterprise architecture around the globe in many industries. We develop strong EA Teams.
Workshops are packaged services. Work we regularly do in more complex consulting engagement. We simply put together the standard approach and take advantage of our ability to engage in a new context and leverage our method, tools, and experience.
We use a consistent approach, Navigate. Navigate is Conexiam's body of enterprise architecture intellectual property.
Our approach, tools, and method are openly available. We are so confident our method is best-in-class that we let our peers review it. The core of the TOGAF Standard guidance reflects our industry-best-practice approach and toolkit.
Our approach to developing enterprise architecture is the Practitioners' Guide to Delivering Enterprise Architecture.
Our approach to developing Enterprise Architecture Teams is the Leader's Guide to Developing EA Teams.
Our approach to enterprise architecture governance is the Governor's Guide in the TOGAF Library.
Our approach to executing a Digital Transformation is the Seven Levers of Digital Transformation. The government of China is adopting the Seven Levers of Digital Transformation as a standard.
We give away our method. Everything we own is freely available through a Creative Commons license. Take it, change it, distribute it.
If you are considering Conexiam’s services, our philosophy, tools, method, and approach are available
Reach an informed conclusion
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Next Steps Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop
The next step is contacting Conexiam Consulting sales.
We will ask about the scope of the scenario and roadmap - is it enterprise wide, departmental, tied to an initiative, or a product? We'll ask about the size of the EA team you want involved and their experience. Last we'll ask the configuration questions.
We prefer to deliver this workshop remotely to ensure we have ready access to all of our tools. Assuming we don't need to arrange work permits, we can normally deliver the Stakeholder Engagement workshop within six weeks.
You can expect to pay $55,000 for a Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop. Double for onsite.
The Scenario-Based Architecture Roadmap Workshop takes a couple of days and sets you up for success.
We would love to hear from you
sales@conexiam.com
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