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Are Legacy Systems In The Crosshairs For 2007?
HP CIO Randy Mott is applying the 80/20 rule to legacy systems. He says in a video interview that his goal is to have his IT organization spending 80% of its time on development, 20% on maintaining and operating its legacy systems.
HP CIO Randy Mott is applying the 80/20 rule to legacy systems. He says in a video interview that his goal is to have his IT organization spending 80% of its time on development, 20% on maintaining and operating its legacy systems.That's an audacious goal. Is such a balance between development and maintenance possible in your company, or is the legacy monster totally out of control? Is that goal even on your priority list for the new year?
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