Legacy modernization without the big-bang cutover
The riskiest way to replace a critical system is all at once, on a date chosen a year in advance. There is a route that looks slower on a plan and finishes sooner.
Notes on modernization, applied AI, cloud and the operational work that decides whether any of it lasts.
The riskiest way to replace a critical system is all at once, on a date chosen a year in advance. There is a route that looks slower on a plan and finishes sooner.
The prompt is the easy part. Permissions, reversibility and a real evaluation set decide whether an agent is safe to let near a live system.
Most disappointing migrations were decided at the wrong altitude, as one programme rather than a series of per-workload decisions.
Integrations are usually tested against a system that is healthy and idle. They fail against one that is slow and busy, which is what month-end produces.
Half the value of an AI assessment is the list of things it tells you not to build. Here is what usually ends up on it.