DocumentCode
1781856
Title
Enterprise Application Transformation Strategy and Roadmap Design: A Business Value Driven and IT Supportability Based Approach
Author
Yu, Yen-Ting ; Madiraju, Sharma
Author_Institution
Infosys Australia & New Zealand, Melbourne, VIC, Australia
fYear
2014
fDate
2-3 Aug. 2014
Firstpage
66
Lastpage
71
Abstract
This paper proposes a practical and framework based approach to design an architecture transformation strategy and roadmap aiming to transform or modernize critical legacy enterprise systems. The approach is business value driven with IT supportability in terms of lower application operational and support costs, higher business value and shorter time to market of application delivery. The approach introduces a robust enterprise application architecture assessment framework with an emphasis on both technical (internal) and strategic (external) perspectives to guide the application assessment and a finance self-support transformation strategy to aid its transformation roadmap design. The approach was applied in multiple large enterprises successfully and received endorsements and positive feedback from the sponsors. The paper also presents a case study detailing the successful application of the approach to modernize an enterprise logistics transportation management system.
Keywords
commerce; feedback; information technology; logistics; software architecture; software maintenance; IT supportability based approach; architecture transformation; business value driven approach; critical legacy enterprise systems; enterprise application transformation strategy; enterprise logistics transportation management system; positive feedback; roadmap design; Business; Computer architecture; Finance; Industries; Pain; Security; Time to market; Application Architecture Assessment; Application Modernization; Enterprise Application Architecture Transformation; IT Supportability; Total Cost of Development and Operation;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Enterprise Systems Conference (ES), 2014
Conference_Location
Shanghai
Print_ISBN
978-1-4799-5553-4
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/ES.2014.37
Filename
6997021
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