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"Dang, now we are in trouble..." - Taggart, Blazing Saddles (1974)
In that opening segment of Blazing Saddles, poor Bart and Charlie find themselves stuck in quicksand.
But what does a 34-year old satirical Western comedy film have to do with you and your application?
Well, you might use Taggart's line when you realize you can't give your business users what they need. Or you can imagine yourself in your cubicle, stuck in quicksand, unsure how to get started.
But you don't have to be stuck, the Application Modernization process has three possible phases - Upgrade, Migrate and Transform.
The difference between each phase is the amount of effort you put into it. The more effort you put into your application, the greater value you will get out of it.
To start climbing out of your quicksand pit, follow these steps:
With this proven approach, you can get your foot on the rail and start climbing out of the quicksand.
And if anyone knows how to get quicksand out of a keyboard, please let us all know.
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