Which of the following describes a key objective of the Technology Architecture Phase?

Defining the solution architecture is a broader activity that often spans multiple ADM phases and is refined as an outcome of the ADM cycle, not solely the objective of the Technology Architecture phase.

The Technology Architecture Phase (Phase D) in TOGAF focuses on defining the logical and physical technology components and their relationships, grouping them into technology platforms to provide the foundational services required by the application and data architectures. This phase structures the underlying technology infrastructure.

Defining Transition Architectures is a primary objective of the Opportunities & Solutions Phase (Phase E), which bridges the gap between baseline and target architectures.

Developing a migration plan and delivering incremental capabilities are key activities in the Migration Planning Phase (Phase F), which focuses on the implementation strategy.

While selecting technology products is part of the Technology Architecture phase, the key objective is broader - to define the technology architecture and platforms, not just product selection for a solution architecture.