Migrating Legacy Systems¶
Brodie, M. L., & Stonebraker, M. (1995). Migrating Legacy Systems: Gateways, Interfaces, and the Incremental Approach.
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- Legacy Integration
- The pattern captures a recurring organizational challenge: when an institution undergoes sudden structural change (acquisition, major restructuring, platform migration, regime transition), it faces a choice between discarding accumulated knowledge in favor of a clean slate or deliberately preserving and integrating elements of the legacy system into the new structure, a dilemma Brodie and Stonebraker (1995) frame for technological legacy systems.
This sourceMorgan Kaufmann. Canonical text on legacy-system migration: develops the choice between full replacement ("cold turkey") and chicken-little incremental migration that preserves operational continuity.
- The pattern captures a recurring organizational challenge: when an institution undergoes sudden structural change (acquisition, major restructuring, platform migration, regime transition), it faces a choice between discarding accumulated knowledge in favor of a clean slate or deliberately preserving and integrating elements of the legacy system into the new structure, a dilemma Brodie and Stonebraker (1995) frame for technological legacy systems.
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