Business Strategy or just Mainframe Migration?
As many of IT veterans, I started my career as mainframe programmer in 1998. As from Electrical Engg background, I equally loved and hated my job, loved her salary part and hated her job nature. This is similar to when one is getting married with rich girl (which I am not actually J) and one don’t like her (not true in my case J). Eventually with time one gets used to situation and start liking your wife. Similar happened with my job, for first two years don’t have any clue what I am doing, why and what benefit a person sitting across the continent is getting to pay me handsomely. Gradually mainframe technology started making sense and then next 10 years or so flies away in executing projects, handling teams, customer site travels and so on till the time the shock came. I opened a pdf document to read a joined case study conducted by organization and Gartner on future of mainframe technology. It was predicated that mainframe will get sunset in next 10 years, based on which org...