Which of the following business values is NOT provided by "Governance"?

The value that is not provided by "Governance" in the context of CMMI relates to how governance structures typically function in organizations. Governance primarily focuses on the oversight, direction, and control of processes to ensure that they align with business objectives. This oversight includes ensuring that processes are effective, compliant, and designed to contribute positively to organizational success.

While governance can create conditions that improve the likelihood of an organization achieving its targeted CMMI maturity level, this outcome is more a product of effective implementation and commitment to the practices laid out in CMMI rather than a direct function of governance itself.

In contrast, governance definitely plays a key role in minimizing costs of implementing processes, as well as creating structures that support the success of the organization’s goals and ensuring that objectives are met. Hence, the statement about the increased likelihood of achieving a targeted CMMI maturity level is less about direct governance influence and more about the organization's systematic integration of processes, which does not fall strictly under governance's purview.