7 tips for rationalizing your application portfolio
A strong application portfolio is an essential IT resource. Ensuring that the portfolio is ready to meet enterprise operational and financial needs is essential to long-term business success. Unfortunately, applications tend to accumulate over time, leading to bloat that creates confusion, undermines efficiency, and introduces risk to the organization . Application rationalization streamlines an existing application portfolio to improve efficiency, reduce complexity, make room for innovation, and lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) through a specific set of processes. Application rationalization is a daunting task for any CIO. Here are seven tips that can make the process faster and easier. Be methodical and make use of metadata “Application management is periodically necessary to redu
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