Benefits of Achieving “Practice-Based” BACOE Business Architect Certification

This is an overview graphic of some of the abilities gained after completing a BACOE Business Architect Workshop.

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The Mark for Business Architect Certified Practitioners

BACOE Certification is the mark of trust that indicates that you are and have practice-based experience in doing Business Architecture, rather than only passing a multiple-choice exam. With BACOE Business Architect Certification, you, your organization, and others have professional trust in you for your knowledge and practice.


The Demand for Bacoe practice-based certified architects is surging

The demand for practitioner-based Business Architects is increasing at an unprecedented rate. Individuals and organizations are realizing that quiz-exam-based certifications are a good start – but much more is needed. This is why businesses are looking for BACOE Certified Business Architects and why you should look at BACOE Certification directly or as a supplement to your existing certification.


A Great Time to Invest in Your Growth and Career

BACOE Certification increases your value to yourself and your organization, commonly resulting in increased income and organizational position. Continuous learning, a valuable personal benefit, sets you apart from those that are static in their growth.


The Most Cost-Effective Certification with High Returns

When you add up the cost of other certification seminars, exams, architecture tools, and ancillary requirements, BACOE is, by far, the most cost-effective globally recognized Business Architect Certification. We get you ready to go, with everything fully integrated, to actually develop a Business Architecture.


This is an overview

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Article Written by the ArchitecturesCOE.org Editorial Staff.

 
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