Abstract: Systems, software, and methods for evaluating the scope of computer system changes related to automatic migration from one set of computing hardware to another provide methods and techniques that include evaluations for compliance with one or more policies prior to implementation, and then sequence and automate the migration tasks. A domain-specific language describes activity specifications and asset metadata, which is then used to generate interdependent activities in a project workstream on the basis of stored expert knowledge embedded in knowledge templates. Disaster recovery and “what-if” migration scenarios are tested in order to test and compare options of one or more proposed infrastructure changes.

Abstract: Systems, software, and methods for evaluating the scope of computer system changes related to automatic migration from one set of computing hardware to another provide methods and techniques that include evaluations for compliance with one or more policies prior to implementation, and then sequence and automate the migration tasks, A domain-specific language describes activity specifications and asset metadata, which is then used to generate interdependent activities in a project workstream on the basis of stored expert knowledge embedded in knowledge templates, Disaster recovery and “what-if” migration scenarios are tested in order to test and compare options of one or more proposed infrastructure changes.

Abstract: Systems, software, and methods for evaluating the scope of computer system changes related to automatic migration from one set of computing hardware to another provide methods and techniques that include evaluations for compliance with one or more policies prior to implementation, and then sequence and automate the migration tasks. A domain-specific language describes activity specifications and asset metadata, which is then used to generate interdependent activities in a project workstream on the basis of stored expert knowledge embedded in knowledge templates. Disaster recovery and “what-if” migration scenarios are tested in order to test and compare options of one or more proposed infrastructure changes.

Abstract: Systems, software, and methods for evaluating the scope of computer system changes related to automatic migration from one set of computing hardware to another provide methods and techniques that include evaluations for compliance with one or more policies prior to implementation, and then sequence and automate the migration tasks. A domain-specific language describes activity specifications and asset metadata, which is then used to generate interdependent activities in a project workstream on the basis of stored expert knowledge embedded in knowledge templates. Disaster recovery and “what-if” migration scenarios are tested in order to test and compare options of one or more proposed infrastructure changes.