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I work in ProServe. But even when I was in doing regular old enterprise architecture on prem, with Azure, etc. You’re always locked into your infrastructure a
by scarface74 4y ago
I work in ProServe. But even when I was in doing regular old enterprise architecture on prem, with Azure, etc. You’re always locked into your infrastructure and the cost to migrate any large infrastructure no matter how “agnostic” you try to stay comes with major cost both real and opportunity and risk of bugs and down time.
Show me your “agnostic” solution and I can show you plenty of ways that you tied yourself to your choices. Not to mention all of the organizational constraints and coordination - architecture review boards, planning committees, project management organizations, etc.