ARM modernization is a series of tool-enabled disciplines that facilitate the understanding, improvement, migration, reuse and/or transformation of existing software systems.
Remediation, as a modernization discipline, is defined as a collective set of tool-enabled disciplines that support or provide for the digital transformation, re-factoring, stabilization and improvement in the packaging and design of existing software systems. Remediation, unlike the concept of architecture transformation, delivers application improvements and upgrades within the context of the existing architecture..
This last aspect of remediation is an important consideration because remediation does not "modernize" existing functional, data or technical architectures. Rather, remediation is based on the concept of significantly improving and evolving programs or systems within the context of existing software architectures.
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Remediation, as a modernization discipline, is defined as a collective set of tool-enabled disciplines that support or provide for the re-factoring, stabilization and improvement in the packaging and design of existing software systems. Remediation, unlike the concept of architecture transformation, delivers application improvements and upgrades within the context of the existing architecture..
This last aspect of remediation is an important consideration because remediation does not "modernize" existing functional, data or technical architectures. Rather, remediation is based on the concept of significantly improving and evolving programs or systems within the context of existing software architectures.
Modernization includes moving and/or migrating applications based on heritage technologies into contemporary technologies, platforms and languages. In addition, Modernization includes the capture, reuse and redeployment of existing data and business rules in object based languages, such as Java or C#, new data models, services oriented architectures and model driven architectures. eCube delivers the benefits of Modernization as well as related capabilities that organizations can employ to derive the most value from existing software assets over the long-term.
Modernization offers alternatives to development and package deployment projects and also provides ways to augment replacement initiatives through the reuse and migration of existing data and application architectures. Modernization: