Complete the sentence. In a gap analysis, a building block that appears in the Target Architecture but does not appear in the Baseline Architecture indicates _____

Nonconformant solution building blocks would appear in the Baseline Architecture but not align with the Target Architecture's standards or requirements.

While a missing building block requires attention, it's a finding of the analysis, not necessarily an error in the architecture itself or a reason for re-evaluation, but rather an identified gap to be addressed.

Requirements being properly documented is related to defining the Target Architecture, but a gap specifically points to a missing element, not directly to the documentation process itself.

Functionality that should be eliminated would be present in the Baseline Architecture but absent from the Target Architecture.

In a gap analysis, the presence of a building block in the Target Architecture that is missing from the Baseline Architecture identifies a new capability, service, or component that needs to be implemented. This gap indicates functionality that must be either developed from scratch (built) or obtained from a vendor (procured) to achieve the desired future state.