Which statement about a roadmap is true?

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• ARequirements are subjective and viewpoints are fact.
• BIt can be created earlier in a project, as compared to an architectural blueprint.
• CIt focuses on a broader scope than an architectural blueprint.
• DIt shows a path for projects or initiatives that is consistent with the architectural direction.

• A
  6% (2)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  91% (31)

Explanation

A roadmap shows a planned path for projects or initiatives that aligns with the organization's architectural direction - it translates the architecture's long-term vision into a sequence of actionable steps, making D correct.

Why the distractors fail:

• A is backwards: requirements are often subjective (based on stakeholder needs), while viewpoints are structured perspectives used to communicate facts about a system - not the other way around.
• B is incorrect because a roadmap typically comes later, after the architectural blueprint has established direction; you need the destination before you can map the route.
• C is incorrect because an architectural blueprint tends to operate at a broader, more strategic scope - the roadmap narrows that down into a timeline of initiatives.

Memory tip: Think of the architectural blueprint as the destination and the roadmap as the GPS route - the roadmap must stay consistent with where the architecture says you're going, which is exactly what D describes.

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