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The puzzle is, when and how will this state of affairs (running legacy technology) change. Is it because C-suite movers and shakers doesn't have skills to bring
by gtycomb 8y ago
The puzzle is, when and how will this state of affairs (running legacy technology) change. Is it because C-suite movers and shakers doesn't have skills to bring about change? Or is it that things we take as trusted and agile modern systems and methodologies discussed here in HN happen to be things that the market at large will not bet on for a forseeable future.
- kryptiskt 8y agoReplacement projects for big legacy technology stacks have a track record of costing huge amounts and then not delivering. So keeping them running for as long as possible can be perfectly rational.