Which of the following best describes the purpose of an architecture compliance review?

The correct answer is C. To review a project against established architecture criteria and business objectives. An architecture compliance review is a formal process to assess whether an implementation project conforms to the established architecture. Its purpose is to review a project against defined architecture criteria, standards, and business objectives - not to check legal/regulatory

Submitted by amina.ke· Apr 18, 2026ADM Guidelines and Techniques

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ATo review the validity of a project's Architecture Vision
BTo review a project for compliance to external laws and regulations
CTo review a project against established architecture criteria and business objectives
DTo ensure that stakeholder concerns are being addressed by a project

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A
3% (1)
B
3% (1)
C
89% (34)
D
5% (2)

Explanation

An architecture compliance review is a formal process to assess whether an implementation project conforms to the established architecture. Its purpose is to review a project against defined architecture criteria, standards, and business objectives - not to check legal/regulatory compliance (B), validate the Architecture Vision (A), or solely address stakeholder concerns (D). It ensures implementation projects remain aligned with the enterprise architecture.

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#Architecture Compliance Review#Architecture Governance#ADM Implementation Governance#Project Compliance

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