In the quickly changing and evolving world of cloud computing, businesses are using a key strategy called application mapping. It is like making a map for your software apps in the cloud. This is not just about deciding where your apps should go, but it is like being a manager for the apps, making sure their data, functions and security are all good. David Linthicum, Chief Cloud Strategy Officer at Deloitte Consulting LLP, emphasizes the need to manage applications comprehensively and not just focusing on the platform they run on.
Think of application mapping as a special lens that helps you see into your organization’s tech world. It finds possible issues, improves things and makes everything simpler. Anant Adya, Executive Vice President for Infosys Cobalt, explains that visualizing how different parts of your apps connect helps your business adapt quickly to changes.
It is not just tech stuff, but it is about making everything run better too. By finding and fixing problems, you are making sure everything works well. Davit Asatryan from Spin.AI says having a detailed list of all your apps helps find possible problems, leaks and things that might not follow the rules.
In a world where rules about data protection are strict, Puneet Kohli, President of Application Modernization at Rocket Software, stresses the importance of aligning applications with legal frameworks. It is important to make sure everything lines up in your app plan.
Sagy Kratu, Senior Product Manager at Checkmarx, simplifies the three main aspects of application mapping: it guides you through the cloud setup, helps predict and fix problems, and becomes a lifeline during unexpected challenges. In simple words, application mapping is like having a clear map for your journey in the cloud.
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Wanda Parisien is a computing expert who navigates the vast landscape of hardware and software. With a focus on computer technology, software development, and industry trends, Wanda delivers informative content, tutorials, and analyses to keep readers updated on the latest in the world of computing.
