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The more an organization has failed at something, the more proof it needs that modernization will bring value. When there’s a history of failure, that first step has to provide enough value to build the momentum necessary to be successful. The obvious problem with that is it means there’s a natural upper bound. There is a point where cynicism is so high, no single first step will ever provide enough value to prove the project will work.
Kill It with Fire: Manage Aging Computer Systems (and Future Proof Modern Ones)
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