Which of the following is NOT a valid objective of problem management?

Preventing problems and their resultant incidents is a valid proactive objective of Problem Management, specifically the proactive problem management sub-process.

Managing problems throughout their lifecycle - from detection through root cause analysis to resolution - is a core objective of Problem Management.

Restoring service to a user as quickly as possible is the primary objective of Incident Management, which focuses on minimizing the impact of disruptions. Problem Management instead focuses on identifying root causes, preventing future incidents, and eliminating recurring failures - it operates at a different layer and is not concerned with immediate service restoration for individual users.

Eliminating recurring incidents by addressing their underlying root causes is a key reactive objective of Problem Management.