TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture Practitioner – Part 2 Exam (OGEA-102)

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The OGEA-102 exam is the Practitioner-level assessment for TOGAF® Enterprise Architecture. It is designed to evaluate a candidate’s ability to apply TOGAF concepts, methods, and techniques in real-world enterprise architecture scenarios. Unlike foundation-level exams, this certification focuses on practical decision-making, scenario analysis, and problem-solving using the TOGAF Standard. Successful candidates demonstrate the capability to translate architectural theory into actionable enterprise solutions.

Exam Overview:
The OGEA-102 exam measures advanced understanding of enterprise architecture practices and the practical use of TOGAF. The exam uses scenario-based questions that test how candidates analyze business situations, select appropriate architecture approaches, and justify architectural decisions. It emphasizes applied knowledge rather than memorization and is intended for professionals who actively work with enterprise architecture frameworks.

Ideal For:
This exam is ideal for:

• Enterprise Architects and Solution Architects
• IT Architects involved in business and technology alignment
• Architecture Consultants and Digital Transformation Professionals
• IT Strategy and Governance Specialists
• Professionals who have already completed TOGAF Foundation (Part 1) or possess equivalent knowledge
• Individuals responsible for designing, governing, or evolving enterprise architectures within organizations
  
  

Knowledge Areas Covered:
The OGEA-102 exam validates expertise across the following areas:

• Application of the TOGAF Architecture Development Method (ADM):
  Applying, tailoring, and adapting ADM phases to meet organizational and project-specific needs.
• Architecture Scenario Analysis:
  Interpreting complex business and technology scenarios and selecting appropriate architectural responses.
• Architecture Governance and Stakeholder Management:
  Managing stakeholder concerns, ensuring compliance, and establishing effective governance structures.
• Architecture Content and Deliverables:
  Understanding architecture artifacts, building blocks, and deliverables, and knowing when and how to use them.
• Architecture Capability and Repository Management:
  Supporting and sustaining an enterprise architecture practice using structured capability frameworks and repositories.
• TOGAF Techniques and Best Practices:
  Applying techniques such as gap analysis, risk management, migration planning, and requirements prioritization.
  
  

The OGEA-102 TOGAF Enterprise Architecture Part 2 Exam confirms a candidate’s ability to apply enterprise architecture principles in practical, real-world contexts. Achieving this certification demonstrates professional readiness to design, govern, and guide enterprise architectures that align business goals with technology strategy.