Within DAMA-DMBOK2, establishing a Data Architecture practice is divided into several complementary workstreams. The Results workstream is specifically responsible for producing Data Architecture artifacts within an overall roadmap. The other answer choices correspond to different aspects of the architecture practice rather than to the Results workstream itself.
DMBOK2 distinguishes the workstreams clearly: Strategy selects frameworks and develops the roadmap; Acceptance and Culture addresses awareness and behavioural change; Organization assigns architecture accountability and responsibility; Working Methods establish practices and coordinate architecture work with development initiatives; and Results produces the architectural artifacts that collectively realize the roadmap.
Typical artifacts include enterprise data models, high-level data-flow designs, architectural standards, transition-state specifications, and related metadata. These artifacts represent both current and target architectural states and allow individual projects to align with enterprise direction.
The Data Quality connection is substantial because architectural artifacts identify authoritative sources, integration points, critical data flows, entities, relationships, and dependencies. Those structures provide the context needed to establish validity, integrity, consistency, lineage, and quality-monitoring requirements.
Reference Topics: DAMA-DMBOK2 Chapter 4 — Establish Data Architecture Practice; Results Workstream; Data Architecture Artifacts; Architecture Roadmap; Chapter 13 — Data Quality Dependencies.
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