What is the use of AS-IS and TO-BE in ASAP methodology
Answer Posted / punitthakur001
When A client provide a business blueprint he mentions that
what will the change in new system(Implemention). If there
is no change from last system(Legacy system) called AS-is
but if there is change in new system(Implemention) it will
called TO-BE.
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