Architectural flexibility supports system migration by allowing for changes to the system's structure and components, which can be necessary during the migration process. For example, if a new system requires different hardware or software components, architectural flexibility allows for these changes to be made without negatively affecting the overall system performance.
Architectural flexibility also enables systems to adapt to rapidly changing business needs and requirements. This can be critical during system migration, as the underlying technology may need to be changed or upgraded to support new business processes or workflows. By implementing a flexible architecture, changes can be implemented more quickly and easily, reducing the time and effort required for migration.
In addition, architectural flexibility helps to facilitate the integration of new systems with existing systems. This is often necessary during system migration, as different systems may need to work together or share data. With a flexible architecture, integration can be achieved more easily, ensuring a smooth migration process and reducing risks associated with data loss or system downtime.
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