Modernizing legacy systems gets tougher the faster technology advances, and our modern times are no exception. With a shrinking pool of programmers skilled in older languages like COBOL, RPG, DDS, and CL, we have a new dimension to that problem. In part 1 of this article, we took a brief look at the history of
Cloud migration is a hot topic for businesses seeking to capitalize on the technological advancements of the 21st century. There are many paths to follow, and picking out the right one is a worthy, if not critical, task. To help you on our journey, we have produced a three-article series on the 7 Rs of
Transitioning an organization’s data, applications, and infrastructure from on-premises servers to cloud-based platforms is a complicated project. It’s also a potentially paradigm-shifting move that can boost scalability, flexibility, cost savings, and performance, all in one big effort. Research and planning for a cloud migration project can go a long way to smooth the transition and
Cloud migration has become critical for companies hoping to modernize and compete with optimal agility. Fortunately, many companies that have already made the move provide us with some important lessons learned that can help us lay out a workable blueprint for our projects. In this article, we will explore the evolution and development of cloud
