Which of the following is an objective of Phase B, Business Architecture?

Confirming the ability of the enterprise to undergo change is more aligned with the Architecture Vision phase (Phase A) and Architecture Implementation Governance (Phase G).

Phase B, Business Architecture, focuses on developing a detailed target Business Architecture that articulates how the enterprise operates. A critical part of this phase is to ensure that the architecture addresses the identified stakeholder concerns and requirements, thereby demonstrating its relevance and value to them.

Developing a Target Technology Architecture is the primary objective of Phase D, Technology Architecture, not Phase B.

Finalizing the Architecture Vision occurs in Phase A, and overall Architecture Definition documents are finalized progressively across phases.

Maximizing business value is an overarching goal of the entire ADM, particularly addressed in requirements management and architecture change management, not a sole objective of Phase B.