Tech Insights

Deciding to replace your legacy application with a newer, bigger, faster application with the existing functionality your users have come to expect is not for the faint of heart. You likely have a huge investment in the original legacy app; users have learned how to navigate it and work within its strengths and weaknesses. It’s a known quantity.

Here are some tips on how to ensure the migration to a new generation is successful and embraced by the user community.

As software ages, eventually and inevitably, it’s going to become out of date and misaligned with organizational goals and objectives. Here are four steps for determining the health of your legacy applications and whether or not they are ready for modernization or retirement.