The TOGAF ADM uses a version numbering convention to illustrate the evolution of Baseline and Target Architecture Definitions. What does Version 1.0 indicate according to this convention?

A high-level outline architecture would typically be represented by preliminary versions (e.g., 0.x), not the final 1.0 version.

A preliminary outline architecture is too early in the architecture development lifecycle to be assigned a 1.0 version number.

The TOGAF ADM uses a specific versioning convention for architecture definitions to indicate their maturity and status. Version 1.0 is designated for a 'Formally Reviewed, Detailed Architecture Definition,' meaning it has undergone the necessary review processes and is considered complete and approved for implementation or further use.

A draft, detailed architecture would still be in a developmental or review state, categorized under 0.x versions.

A formally reviewed, preliminary architecture suggests an early stage that has received review but lacks the full detail expected of a Version 1.0.