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Legacy systems, a definition

Greger Wikstrand 2016-05-16 2016-05-06Innovation, Professionalism, Requirements Engineering 3
Legacy systems come in many forms, here a Data I/O Model 29B

When we want to replace software systems, we often start calling them legacy systems. Sometimes we call legacy after we have made the decision to switch. Sometimes legacy is used as a pejorative to precipitate change. Keep reading for a discussion on a definition of legacy systems.

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