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For every application you keep (lifecycle vector Keep, see Lifecycle Vector: Keep or Sunset), iDNA answers two questions per modernization topic: is the application ready for the target platform, and if not, what is the most efficient way to make it ready? The answer is the modernization vector.
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- A finding is not a crash. A finding marks code that needs review for the target, not code that is certain to break. HCL's own mail template, for example, carries Nomad code findings for features that are guarded against by design features so that they never run on Nomad.
- Readiness is per topic. The same application can be ready for Notes 64-bit and still need work for Nomad. Always check which topic you are looking at.
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- For the big picture, how ready the estate is and whether the applications that need fixes are the ones people use: Modernization Readiness: The Estate at a Glance.
- To turn the routes into work: Modernization Planning: Work Sessions. Applications that are ready never appear there.
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