Which is an objective of the design coordination process?

A primary objective of the Design Coordination process is to ensure that Service Design Packages are produced, reviewed for completeness, and formally handed over to Service Transition for implementation. This handover ensures that all design documentation, acceptance criteria, and operational requirements are in place before the transition team begins its work.

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

Documenting initial structures and relationships between services and customers relates to Service Portfolio Management or Service Catalog Management, not to Design Coordination.

New Service Level Requirements are gathered from the business and managed by Service Level Management - routing them to SLM is not an objective of Design Coordination.