An organization says it wants to become “high velocity,” so it instructs all teams to...

HVIT is not simply about making teams move faster. It is about achieving the right balance across objectives such as fast development, resilient operations, co-created value, valuable investments, and assured conformance. In this scenario, the organization focused narrowly on speed and ignored reliability, people impacts, and customer outcomes.

A is wrong because speed alone does not guarantee value. C is not supported by the scenario. D usually moves away from collaboration and flow rather than improving them. The most accurate conclusion is that the organization failed to balance velocity with the other essential dimensions of HVIT.

Therefore B is the best answer.