Kelvin Durcan

TOGAF, short for The Open Group Architecture Framework for certification, is methodology organizations use to develop their IT architecture. It was first established in 1995 and was derived from the Technical Architecture Framework initially created by the US Department of Defense. The framework is currently maintained by the Open Group

TOGAF offers new perspectives as designing, planning, and implementing enterprise architecture is a challenging task that most organizations face. It can be time-consuming and arduous, and many organizations find it hard to allocate sufficient resources to this task. However, TOGAF offers a framework that enables organizations to create, plan,

In PRINCE2 7, the approach to the business case remains steadfast, aligning with one of PRINCE2’s enduring foundational principles—a principle unaltered through previous editions. PRINCE2 acknowledges that establishing a sound business rationale for commencing a project and ensuring its sustained validity throughout the project’s lifecycle are pivotal

The Project Management Office (PMO) was once mostly thought of as an administrative position, but corporations are starting to recognize its relevance. Projects become necessary for resolving difficulties or opportunities as they arise for organizations, and a PMO is likely to play an important part in this regard. Before establishing