Which one of the following is the most generic artifact in the Architecture Continuum?

The correct answer is B. Foundation Architecture. The Architecture Continuum is ordered from most generic to most specific: Foundation Architecture -> Common Systems Architecture -> Industry Architecture -> Organization-Specific Architecture. The Foundation Architecture is the most generic level, containing fundamental concepts

Submitted by priya_blr· Apr 18, 2026Enterprise Continuum and Tools

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ACommon Systems Architecture
BFoundation Architecture
CIndustry Architecture
DOrganization Specific Architecture
EProduct Line Architecture

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Explanation

The Architecture Continuum is ordered from most generic to most specific: Foundation Architecture -> Common Systems Architecture -> Industry Architecture -> Organization-Specific Architecture. The Foundation Architecture is the most generic level, containing fundamental concepts and building blocks applicable across all domains, industries, and organizations. Each subsequent level becomes more tailored and specific. 'Product Line Architecture' is not a standard tier in the Architecture Continuum; it is part of the Solutions Continuum.

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