What is Application modernization?
Application modernization refers to the process of migrating existing applications to current architectures and technologies.
In terms of architecture and integration
Application modernization is related to the goal of enabling systems to securely and consistently share data within health software architecture (Health Software Architecture); it is considered alongside standards such as HL7 and FHIR.
How does it work?
Success in this area comes from a clear roadmap, measurable goals, and incremental implementation.
Why is it important?
When addressed correctly, application modernization contributes to teams working with fewer errors and more quickly; it also enables management to make decisions based on more robust data.
To see this concept in context, you can refer to the Health Software Architecture guide, and return to the Digital Dictionary page for other terms.
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What is application modernization?
The process of migrating existing applications to current architectures and technologies.
What role does application modernization play in system integration?
Application modernization is related to the ability of systems to securely and consistently share data; it is evaluated alongside standards such as HL7 and FHIR.
Who is concerned with application modernization?
Application modernization concerns teams working in the field of Software Architecture, primarily software, integration, and system architecture teams.