Part 3 - Migration Guidance

Part 3 presents an approach for migrating deployed applications to greater degrees of net-centricity and interoperability. Part 3 describes the implementation of a phased software migration strategy for delivering net-centric capability while fulfilling current contractual and program maintenance obligations. It introduces an incremental, architecture-based approach to migration that identifies explicit consideration for migration to a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA). Part 3 provides a set of flexible migration patterns organized by approximate migration starting points. It also includes a discussion of the factors to consider during migration and a detailed discussion about the process of migration.

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v3.4	3 April 2012	PDF
v3.3	11 October 2011	PDF
v3.2	26 October 2010	PDF
v3.1	22 December 2009	PDF
v3.0	21 May 2009	PDF
v2.2	17 June 2008	PDF
v2.1	12 October 2007	PDF
v2.0	30 April 2007	PDF
v1.3	16 June 2006	PDF
v1.2	20 December 2005	PDF
v1.0.1	4 February 2005	Word

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