You are a systems engineer engaging with your customer's Enterprise Architecture team. Which type of discussions best describes what you should expect from an Enterprise Architecture practice?

While EA deals with systems, it takes a much broader, enterprise-wide view and focuses on strategic transformation rather than just the organization of a single system's products or their benefits.

Enterprise Architecture's core role is to define and guide the strategic transformation of an organization from its current 'as-is' state to a desired 'to-be' future state, often involving the strategic adoption and integration of technology solutions and products to achieve business goals.

This describes system architecture or engineering, which is a narrower focus than Enterprise Architecture, which encompasses the entire organization's structure, strategy, and cross-domain interactions.

Business process improvement is an important aspect or outcome within the scope of EA, but EA itself is a broader discipline that integrates business, information, application, and technology architectures, not solely process focus.