Which process has the following objective, 'Produce service design packages (SDPs) based on service charters and change requests'?

Service transition planning and support coordinates resources and plans for the transition stage - it consumes the SDP but does not produce it.

Design coordination owns the production of Service Design Packages, consolidating all design work - including utility, warranty, acceptance criteria, and transition requirements - into a single structured artifact derived from service charters and approved change requests. This package then drives all subsequent transition and operational planning for the service.

Service level management negotiates and documents service level agreements and requirements, but does not assemble or produce SDPs.

Change management authorizes and records changes; it triggers design activity through change requests but does not produce the resulting design package.