MyMapIT Modernization Roadmap
The prompt
Create an IT modernization roadmap for migrating legacy systems to cloud
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About the framework
Plan the route from legacy systems to cloud infrastructure
This Gantt example groups 12 tasks into Assessment, Foundation, and Migration. It starts on January 6, 2026, with an infrastructure audit and application inventory. Readiness scoring leads to a strategy document, then landing-zone work and CI/CD setup begin in parallel.
The migration sequence runs through Tier 3 lift and shift, Tier 2 refactoring, Tier 1 re-architecture, and legacy decommissioning. Identity management and network connectivity follow the landing zone, although only identity management is an explicit predecessor of the first migration task. Durations and completion markers are sample planning choices.
Adapt the tiers to your application inventory and replace the dates with your migration window. Ask for missing readiness gates, rollback tasks, and workload owners before using the chart to coordinate a cutover.
What's included
What you get
- Three phases with four tasks each
- Parallel infrastructure audit and application inventory
- Landing zone, CI/CD, identity, and network foundation tasks
- A migration sequence ending in legacy decommissioning
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Common questions
Does this roadmap include a rollback plan?
No. The example ends each migration step by moving forward. Add rollback criteria, recovery tasks, and a decision owner for each workload.
What do the three migration tiers mean here?
The sample assigns Tier 3 to lift and shift, Tier 2 to refactoring, and Tier 1 to re-architecture. Replace those labels if your application portfolio uses another classification.
Are the completed tasks real project status?
No. The assessment tasks are marked done and the landing zone active in the example. Update every status and duration to reflect your own project.
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