In Phase D of the ADM cycle, if you are following the order of the steps defined and the current step is to perform gap analysis, what is the next step?

Developing the Baseline Architecture is an earlier step in Phase D, before performing gap analysis.

In TOGAF ADM Phase D, after establishing baseline and target architectures and performing a gap analysis to identify discrepancies, the subsequent step involves defining the individual work packages or candidate roadmap components that will bridge these identified gaps and move from the baseline to the target architecture. This sets the stage for the migration planning.

Creating the Architecture Definition Document is typically done towards the end of a phase, compiling the outputs from all steps, not immediately after gap analysis.

Resolving impacts across the Architecture Landscape is a broader ongoing activity or a step that might occur after defining components and refining the architecture, not the direct next step after gap analysis.

Conducting a formal Stakeholder review usually happens at major milestones, often after a significant part of the architecture definition is complete, or at the end of a phase, not directly after gap analysis.