1.1 Getting to Know Archi | Archi - Archimate Toolkit 5 minute guide

This video is the first in a series of five minute guides on using the Archi ArchiMate modelling toolkit. It is aimed at any level, interested in Enterprise Architecture Modelling.

The session covers getting to know the basics of Archi and includes:
- How to navigate the User Interface
- The purpose and function of the windows
- Introduces some Archi Terminology
- Key concepts of the ArchiMate Layers
- A brief introduction to relationships

[robhalliday]

Thanks Joe, wonderful series of videos, really helpful in understanding what can be a complex task.

[jugler]

These mini guides are great, helped me grasp the concepts quickly and effectively. Thanks a bundle.

[jotunbob]

Hey Joe, i would just like to say thank you for providing a very clear and concise introduction to archi and using archimate. Love the videos, glad i stumbled over them in my search for model-meaning :)

[SP_EH]

Content format and delivery are great. Video length and format is also exceptional. This got me going with Archi which I was struggling with. I'll be watching the rest of your videos to jump start my modeling with Archi.

[harshadsubhash]

Watched the complete playlist in a go...got a ton of clarity...
Earlier I tried my hands on Archi...wandered to (demo of) Sparx EA...then Visual Paradigm...back to Archi...

but got most of my doubts solved here...mostly the basics...

came back to vid 1...hitting back button and giving thumbs-up to each video...

Please make more of such Archi videos...these are gems...thank you !

[tkalactomo]

So, thank you very much for very informational, simple and quick intro!

[aerialruggedowl]

Your guide are amazing, thanks for making this, easy to understand.

[vanshikamehta]

Amazing!! I really needed this. I have an assignment due on Sunday and nothing helped me more than this.

[carlosroberto]

I know this is not the focus of Archi - Archimate but .... couldn't they have a modern representation of all the elements? it looks so old and "depressing", maybe there is an alternative out there.
Good job by the way.