An IT governance committee realizes there are antiquated technologies in use throughout the enterprise. Which of the following is the BEST group to evaluate the recommendations to address these shortc

The Enterprise Architecture (EA) review board is specifically responsible for defining, maintaining, and enforcing architectural standards and principles across the enterprise. Evaluating recommendations to address antiquated technologies falls directly under its purview, as it ensures new solutions align with strategic objectives and overall enterprise architecture.

A business process improvement workgroup focuses on optimizing operational workflows, not primarily on evaluating technology infrastructure or strategic architectural changes.

An audit committee is primarily concerned with financial reporting integrity, internal controls, and compliance, not with strategic technology modernization recommendations.

A risk management committee identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks, but evaluating architectural recommendations for technology antiquatedness is a broader strategic architectural task, not solely a risk mitigation one.