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William Ulrich on 'IT Transformation' -- Routes to modernization

You may or may not change languages. You may or may not change platforms. The routes to modernization are various as discussed in this Q&A. Feature
William Ulrich on ''Business Architecture'' - Seeking a common language

Consistent vocabulary and view of the business can work wonders. Business architecture is discussed as road to app transformation in this Q&A. Feature
Enterprise architecture challenges face application development leaders

The enterprise architecture challenges that CTOs and other high-level developers face have changed considerably over the past decade as SOA has grown and matured. From the Editors
Look past tools to make modernization efforts more agile

While open source operating systems have made substantial headway on mainframe platforms, the ranks of open source asset discovery tools are thin. Feature
How agile was my mainframe?

Words like "agility" and "lean" sometimes get mentioned in the context of discovery and modernization projects for the famously stout mainframe platform. Feature
Special report: Mainframe application modernization

Mainframe application modernization keeps legacy systems vital. The mainframe remains central and its ongoing transformation is among notable SOA success stories. Special Report
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Take our fun quiz on databases to see how your IT knowledge stacks up. Quiz

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