According to the TOGAF Standard, 10th Edition, within the overview of Architecture Content, how is an architectural deliverable formally distinguished from an architectural artifact?
- A) A deliverable represents an internal reusable building block, whereas an artifact constitutes the legally binding contractual output signed off by external sponsors.
- B) A deliverable is a work product that is contractually specified and formally agreed upon by stakeholders, whereas an artifact is a finer-grained architectural work product describing an aspect of the architecture from a specific viewpoint.
- C) An artifact is a milestone package governed by project management oversight, whereas a deliverable denotes any catalog, matrix, or diagram generated during ADM phases.
- D) A deliverable defines the conceptual Architecture Building Block (ABB), whereas an artifact defines the vendor-specific Solution Building Block (SBB).
