When two companies merge, two technical worlds usually become one. Higher efficiency, scaling effects and the basic idea of "one company - one system" are the guiding principles of any integration. This is easy to see in the merger of similar companies, if the goal is not a different business model, but above all an improved market position. Since a large-scale IT integration cannot wait for every side event, smaller special applications are often dragged along and end up in isolation. This pragmatism helps at first, but subsequently causes problems and leads to a dead end.
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- The natural goal of every merger is "One company - one system".
- Why the "Big Bang" rarely brings 100% standardization - advantages of "shadow applications
- The example of software maintenance
- What disadvantages or costs do "shadow applications" bring?
- The End of Shadow Applications can also mean an Upgrade
