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Controlling Risk in Automated Modernization Projects

by Don Estes

An automated modernization project (also referred to as a conversion, a migration, or a legacy renewal project) is inherently different from most projects that IT professionals will participate in during their careers -- in several different ways. When this specialized type of project goes awry, it is almost always due to a failure to appreciate these differences and to allow for them in the project plan.

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Controlling Risk in Automated Modernization Projects1 November 2006

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