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Applications Rationalization Trends with Forrester’s Phil Murphy (VIDEO)
Watch this insightful video that identifies the key trends driving and shaping Applications Rationalization – and the steps your company can take now to move forward.
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Application silos are easy to build – Nadhan’s top 5 reasons
In this post on Moving apps to cloud: What to do with piles of legacy code, HP Blogger Nancy Lichtle talks about application silos gathering dust on the shelf. Application Silos - this is an often used term to indicate a pervasive problem that has steadily expanded across enterprises over the years. Given the high frequency of the application silo rearing its ugly head in multiple strategic discussions around enterprise transformation, I am thinking that it must be relatively easy to put one in place.
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Value your applications to balance your portfolio
In my first meeting with my financial planner many years back, I was advised that I should continuously monitor my portfolio of investments on a regular basis and make adjustments as needed on a period basis -- depending on their current and projected value. I find that this principle is true not just for personal finances but also for IT professionals when you are dealing with a myriad set of applications within your environment. HP Applications Modernization Consultants, Joe Sterk and Tom Klinect hit this point home in this video from HP Discover 2012.
Applications are like Cars: Nadhan’s Top 5 similarities
As [Gartner’s] Duggan says, once any application hits production it is instantly labeled "legacy". I immediately thought about new cars and their similarities with applications. As soon as you drive a new car off the lot, it loses half its value. It is an expensive purchase that will require attention and maintenance to be eventually replaced with a newer, improved version that better meets your current needs.
Here are the top 5 similarities I see between applications and new cars.
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