Logical Design involves the more specific arrangement of technological elements such as platforms (automation, operational monitoring, and desktop platforms) without delving into the detailed physical connection and implementation specifics that are part of Detailed Design. Physical Design focuses on the actual layout and connections of the hardware components, whereas Conceptual Design is more abstract and high-level. Detailed Design is a subsequent step that details the specifics of how each component will be implemented. Therefore, Logical Design is the most accurate level for the inclusion of these platforms.