Which of the following statements best describes how Architecture Principles are used within the ADM?

Architecture Principles guide the application of frameworks and methodologies, rather than defining the framework and detailed methodologies themselves.

While principles might indirectly influence stakeholder engagement, their direct purpose is to guide decisions, not to define stakeholders and their concerns.

Readiness factors are part of the ADM, but Architecture Principles are broader guiding statements used to inform decision-making, not to determine readiness factors.

Architecture Principles are fundamental statements that guide and inform all architecture-related decisions and activities throughout the ADM cycle. They ensure consistency, coherence, and alignment with the overall enterprise vision and objectives during architectural development.

Principles provide guidance for handling requirements but are not explicitly used for their resolution and disposal, which is typically part of requirements management.