Over the past two years, it seems as if we haven’t heard the word “migration” as often as we used to. Migration was the default setting for how an enterprise went from one generation of strategic technology to the next. It was gradual and, in a popular term, “graceful.”
The idea of a graceful migration probably seemed like a luxury to most enterprises over the past two years, as they scrambled just to keep up with the needs of those suddenly working remote. But the installed base was still there, and large enterprises had to deal with it.
