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Why technical readiness?

Technical readiness is a thorough look at your existing service systems to identify issues that might occur in moving to a digital service. The technical readiness workbook will offer examples of what issues may be involved and options you may consider to solve them.

What are the steps of technical readiness?

  1. For each legacy system

    1. is this system available external to TC?

    2. is there an api to interact with the system?

    3. will this system continue to be used?

    4. are there system upstream/downstream that rely on this system?

    5. list the technologies associated to the system

    6. will the digital service need to integrate with the legacy system?

Access the technical readiness workbook here

What types of issues might technical readiness uncover?

Case#1 - Legacy integration

 Legacy systems may be used to process and do service processing and fulfillment . In order to not interfere or disrupt service processing and fulfillment it may be preferred to have a digital form write content directly to a legacy system upon submission. While this may be possible, this type of integration work would require a technical deep-dive to ensure integration is possible without interfering with existing legacy system features and functions.

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