THE OTTOMAN LEGACY IN COLD WAR MODERNIZATION

Facing the environmental risk issues of the cold war legacy.

During World War II and the Cold War, the United States developed a complex of industrial facilities for the research, production, and testing of nuclear weapons. In addition, the United States government supported the development of nuclear energy for commercial applications and conducted research in high-energy physics and other basic sciences, as well as medical diagnostics and treatment. Th...

Legacy System Modernization Strategies

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White Paper: Legacy Application Modernization

How many millions of lines of code written for business applications more than 20 years ago are still being sustained for a variety of political and financial reasons—and at what risk and cost? Many of those legacy applications have been maintained with various forms of IT life support—emulators, code wrappers, virtualization—far too long, and should have been allowed to die a natural death yea...

Cold war, hot nukes: legacy of an era.

Incremental Modernization of Legacy Systems

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