Which of the following statements MOST correctly identifies the scope of design coordination activities?

Restricting design coordination to only new services would exclude significant changes to existing services, which also require coordinated design activity.

Mandating design coordination for all changes regardless of benefit would impose unnecessary overhead on minor or low-impact changes.

Limiting scope to business-critical systems arbitrarily excludes other services that may benefit from coordinated design, contradicting ITIL guidance.

Design Coordination ensures that all service design activities are properly coordinated across projects and changes that would benefit the organization, making its scope flexible and value-driven rather than prescriptive. This allows organizations to apply design rigor where it delivers value without mandating overhead for every change or restricting it arbitrarily to new services or critical systems.