1. Embracing the Future: Modernizing Legacy Software Assets
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Embracing the Future: Modernizing Legacy Software Assets
Chris Jackson
Principal Consultant
Microsoft Corporation
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4. platform transitions structured testing organic testing
application governance
platform exploitation

5. improve software asset management
application quality certification
application license management
application portfolio management

6. modernize legacy assets
VB6
-30%
Quirks
-80%
HTML5
+50%

7. application portfolio management
incomplete
performed
managed
defined
business drivers
cost
risk
cost
risk
efficiency
business value
competitive advantage
innovation

9. the microsoft lightweight method
assess quickly
address the urgent
assess
plan
realize value
manage the important
increase value

10. apm capabilities
apm strategy
portfolio health
business goals
Assess
Plan
Realize Value
assess quickly

11. security
compliance
end of life
uncontrolled costs
Assess
Plan
Realize Value
address the urgent

12. Govern
Manage Costs
Innovation
Align to Business
Assess
Plan
Realize Value
Manage the Important

13. Measure Business Value Increase Portfolio Value Innovation
Increase Maturity
Assess
Plan
Realize Value
Increase Value

14. Conservative accountants who assign zero values to many intangible benefits prefer being precisely wrong to being vaguely right.
Kaplan, R. “Must CIM be justified by faith alone?”, Harvard Business Review, Volume 64, Number

15. business value – risk
low
medium
high
current
future

16. business value – application stack
infrastructure
platform
applications
current
future

17. business value – new vs. sustaining
current
future

18. business value – pace system of record system of differentiation
system of innovation
current
future

19. will be opt-in to be most successful, an agile application strategy
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to be most successful,
an agile application strategy
will be opt-in
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20. high business value low data sensitivity
high business value high data sensitivity
low business value low data sensitivity
low business value high data sensitivity
LBI Cutoff
MBI Cutoff
HBI Cutoff

21. multiple “heads” data business logic web app pc app phone app
slate app

22. becomes irrelevant at some point, every software platform
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at some point,
every software platform
becomes irrelevant
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24. modernizing legacy software assets
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modernizing legacy software assets
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26. Related Content Breakout Sessions
Monday 1:15 – 2:30 : Removing the Shackles of Legacy Software
Wednesday 10:15 – 11:30 : Windows 8 – What’s New in App Compat Tools
Thursday 1:00 – 2:15 : Deployment Jeopardy
Thursday 2:45 – 4:00 : Modernizing Legacy Software Assets
Thursday 4:30 – 5:45 : App Compat for Nerds

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