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Chapter 3. Configuring a migration toolkit for applications instance


To adjust the migration toolkit for applications (MTA) to your needs, configure a MTA instance. By configuring the instance, you ensure MTA considers key parameters during the migration process and generates comprehensive modernization reports.

If you are a project architect, you can configure the instance’s key parameters before migration. The following parameters define applications, individuals, teams, verticals, or areas within an organization affected or participating in the migration:

  • Stakeholders
  • Stakeholder groups
  • Job functions
  • Business services
  • Tag categories
  • Tags

3.1. Creating a stakeholder

To identify the individuals responsible for specific applications, define stakeholders in the migration toolkit for applications (MTA) user interface (UI). Defining these roles ensures that migration assessments and questionnaires are directed to the correct subject matter experts for each application.

You can create and configure stakeholders in any order. However, the following is the most efficient order:

  1. Create Stakeholder groups. Note that by default, no stakeholder groups are defined.
  2. Create Job functions. The job function attribute classifies stakeholders and provides a list of default values that can be expanded.
  3. Create Stakeholders.

Procedure

  1. Create a stakeholder group:

    1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
    2. Click Stakeholder groups.
    3. Click Create new.
    4. Enter the following information:

      • Name
      • Description
      • Member(s)
    5. Click Create.
  2. Create a new job function:

    1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
    2. Click Job functions.
    3. Click Create new.
    4. In the Name text box, enter a job function title.
    5. Click Create.
  3. Create a new stakeholder:

    1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
    2. Click Stakeholders.
    3. Click Create new.
    4. Enter the following information:

      • Email
      • Name
      • Job function. Note that you can create custom functions .
      • Stakeholder group
    5. Click Create.

3.2. Creating a business service

To organize your application portfolio by function, create business services in the migration toolkit for applications (MTA) user interface (UI). By defining business services, you can specify the departments within the organization that use the application and that are affected by the migration.

Procedure

  1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
  2. Click Business services.
  3. Click Create new.
  4. Enter the following information:

    • Name
    • Description
    • Owner
  5. Click Create.

3.3. Creating a tag

To categorize applications based on certain parameters, create tags in the migration toolkit for applications (MTA) user interface (UI).

Migration toolkit for applications uses tags in multiple categories and provides a list of default values. However, you can create your own tag category and a new tag that is not in the default list.

You can create and configure tags in any order. However, the following is the most efficient order:

  1. Create tag categories.
  2. Create tags.

Procedure

  1. Create a tag category:

    1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
    2. Click Tags.
    3. Click Create tag category.
    4. Enter the following information:

      • Name
      • Rank: The order in which the tags appear on the applications.
      • Color
    5. Click Create.
  2. Create a tag:

    1. In the Migration view, click Controls.
    2. Click Tags.
    3. Click Create tag.
    4. Enter the following information:

      • Name
      • Tag category
    5. Click Create.
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