Proposal for Migration from the Municipal Collection System to the Tax Administration System for Serra Gaúcha City Halls
Keywords:
System migration, Governmental system, Business and IT alignmentAbstract
Several cities of Rio Grande do Sul hsve their tribute system based on COBOL language called SAM. SAM is a legacy system because it was developed ten years ago. In this version, is it not possible to integrate it with web applications. For this reason, it is necessary carry out a system migration, which requires carefully planning and execution since the service for the community cannot be interrupted. The present paper describes a methodology for software migration based on PMBOK (Project Management Body of Knowledge) Guide to establish the IT alignment with the city hall process.
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