OG0-091 · Question #30
When determining the requirements for enterprise architecture work in the Preliminary Phase, Which of the following is not a business imperative that should be considered?
The correct answer is E. Technical elegance. In the Preliminary Phase, the enterprise architecture work is scoped and constrained by business imperatives including business requirements, cultural aspirations, strategic intent, and forecast financial requirements. These are all externally-driven business considerations…
Question
When determining the requirements for enterprise architecture work in the Preliminary Phase, Which of the following is not a business imperative that should be considered?
Options
- ABusiness requirements
- BCultural aspirations
- CForecast financial requirements
- DStrategic Intent
- ETechnical elegance
How the community answered
(36 responses)- A3% (1)
- B3% (1)
- E94% (34)
Explanation
In the Preliminary Phase, the enterprise architecture work is scoped and constrained by business imperatives including business requirements, cultural aspirations, strategic intent, and forecast financial requirements. These are all externally-driven business considerations. Technical elegance is an aesthetic and engineering preference-it is not a business imperative and does not drive the definition of architecture requirements. Enterprise architecture must be justified by business value, not by technical sophistication or design purity.
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