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Medium to high complexity |
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Development time between 6-12 months |
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Medium ROI |
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| Applications which were bought, inherited, developed, improvised, enhanced and managed over a period of time are at a point of inflection. While these applications continue to serve critical business processes, cost benefit analysis of the same is skewing towards diminishing returns. IT is constantly challenged by the closed architecture, high cost of maintenance, non availability of resources and unwieldy integration mechanism. |
| For organizations embarking on legacy modernization, they are best served by retaining existing application asset content while transforming/replacing these assets to/with modern programming paradigms leveraging technologies like SOA. |
In modernization, reengineering a portfolio is more suited for high business value applications. This assures lower TCO over a period of time. Complete reengineering will entail higher elapsed time and higher risk migration plan.
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- Cost
- Elapsed time
- Life and Value of Asset
- Business Process Change and change management
- Access to Resources/Capabilities
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- End to end solution – Study, recommendation and execution of modernization
- SOA enablement through legacy component reuse
- Re architecture and development using next generation platform like J2EE and .Net
- Modernization using Commercial Off The Shelf (COTS) Package and extension of top of existing application
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30% reduction in application maintenance cost |
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Modernizing using enterprise platforms like J2EE and .Net |
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SOA enablement through legacy component reuse |
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