Which of the following does the TOGAF ADM recommend for use in developing the Architecture Vision?

Architecture Principles are established in the Preliminary Phase and refined in Architecture Vision, but Business Scenarios are the primary tool for *developing* the vision itself.

Business Scenarios are a fundamental technique recommended by the TOGAF ADM for developing the Architecture Vision. They describe a desired future business capability, helping to articulate business requirements, objectives, and how the architecture will address them, thus shaping the vision.

Interoperability Analysis is a technique primarily used in later ADM phases, particularly during Technology Architecture, to ensure system compatibility.

Migration Planning Techniques are used in Phases E (Opportunities & Solutions) and F (Migration Planning) to plan the transition to the target architecture.

Risk Management Techniques are applied throughout the ADM, but Business Scenarios are specifically called out as a key input and technique for *developing* the Architecture Vision.