Which is an objective of the design coordination process?

A primary objective of the Design Coordination process is to produce complete and consistent Service Design Packages (SDPs) and ensure they are handed over to Service Transition, providing that stage with all necessary design documentation, plans, and specifications needed to build and test the service.

Assessing the impact of changes on service designs is an activity belonging to Change Management within Service Transition, not a stated objective of the Design Coordination process.

Documenting the initial structure and relationships between services and customers is the responsibility of Service Catalogue Management, not Design Coordination.

Handing over new service level requirements is an input that feeds into Service Level Management and the design process, not an objective that Design Coordination itself is accountable for delivering.