Fahad Naje, Head of Data Platforms and Engineering, Latitude Financial Services Digital Transformation is an exercise undertaken to uplift an organisation’s processes and Modernisation is about upgrading the systems & technology to meet current demand and requirements. (I will use the term Modernisation to address both in my article). Most organisations today take an approach of modernising their processes and systems as a once off exercise i.e., Transition from State A to State B. Question is if this always work and is the best approach? Or perhaps should we ask does State A always need to be non-existent for State B to exist? Modernisation focus can easily be at decommissioning of current state which depending on the complexity of the processes and systems is usually expensive, extensive and time consuming. How about if the focus is increased on co-existence (or transitive but for longer term) for current State and future State while achieving the modernisation targets. There are many factors that make modernisation complex: 1. Time and Cost of discovery to analyse current state being high. 2. Commercial licenses of current state locked in for years. 3. Dependencies of security, infra, network between old state and new state. 4. […]
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