The Cost of Not Modernizing
Gene Rivera
When developing a strategy for application modernization, there are several factors that an organization needs to consider, such as business objectives, system design, regulatory compliance, and more. Of course, cost will also be an important factor, and that discussion should also consider the cost of not modernizing. …
Preparing for Application Modernization
Application modernization is the process of upgrading legacy systems to modern technology. When considering modernization, there are three basic categories of strategies: rehosting, refactoring, and replatforming. However, selecting a strategy is just the beginning of the journey toward application modernization. To ensure the success of …
Avoiding Pitfalls While Shifting Left
Shifting left is a simple, straightforward idea. Imagine a project timeline with a start date on the left and an end date on the right. Shifting left simply means moving a concern further left on that timeline so that attention is given to it earlier …
Observability as a Delivery Enabler
The Growing Importance of Observability Observability is becoming increasingly important in the modern enterprise as IT landscapes become more complex and distributed. When communicating the value of observability, technologists usually focus on the how it can help lower Mean Time to Detection (MTTD) and Mean …
