Re:Automated Refactoring of a U.S. Department of Defense Mai...
by LrnByTeach on Monday May 06, 2019 @05:40PM
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what would have been the total cost of this whole conversion effort COBOL to JAVA system?
even if it $100 millions, it seems a successful project , given DoD mentioned potential savings of $25 millions/year
>Customer Benefits
> For the DoD, the component has been transformed from an expensive mainframe COBOL legacy system to an affordable, modern maintainable Java-based system. All valuable existing business rules have been preserved in the modernized system, while development, test, and production environments were migrated to AWS providing flexibility at reduced cost.
>The DoD’s projected cost savings is $25 million per year, and they are now able to use popular Java programmers to maintain and enhance the critical component.
even if it $100 millions, it seems a successful project , given DoD mentioned potential savings of $25 millions/year
>Customer Benefits
> For the DoD, the component has been transformed from an expensive mainframe COBOL legacy system to an affordable, modern maintainable Java-based system. All valuable existing business rules have been preserved in the modernized system, while development, test, and production environments were migrated to AWS providing flexibility at reduced cost.
>The DoD’s projected cost savings is $25 million per year, and they are now able to use popular Java programmers to maintain and enhance the critical component.