I lately read this wise sentence: > “As an example, we knew that the General Ledger capability would most likely not be modernized for a very long time as chan

I lately read this wise sentence: > “As an example, we knew that the General Ledger capability would most likely not be modernized for a very long time as changes are slow and the module is very stable,” explains Uli Homann, Corporate Vice President in the Cloud + AI Group at Microsoft. “If you were to transpose this situation to modernizing a mainframe application landscape, for applications or functionality that’s unlikely to change, it might mean that you would opt to rehost your existing COBOL, PL/I, or mainframe assembler code using capabilities from partners such as Raincode—and then eventually rewrite those applications piecemeal as COBOL or PL/I programming skills continue to get more scarce and expensive. In the meantime, though, rehosting existing code buys you time and frees-up cashflow to focus on more pressing or important modernization projects.” https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/1636062794805219031-dynamics-365-application-modernization-on-microsoft-azure https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/1636062794805219...