Just as ChatGPT gave AI a simple user interface, Meta’s new Thread application is going to make it easy to explain app modernization to your management team.

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Meta launches Twitter-clone called “Threads”

IT’S GETTING OBVIOUS THAT TWITTER IS STRUGGLING AND YOU’D LIKE SOMETHING BETTER

It’s an important tool, but it’s not keeping up with the needs of the modern world
The alternatives all seems to have more questions than answers
But the pain is enough to consider modernization options

BUT WHAT ALL IS INVOLVED IN MOVING TO A MODERNIZED VERSION OF THE APP?

Let’s evaluate what’s there today. Do we see the good or what’s missing?
What can it replace today? What can’t it replace?
What’s the roadmap? Will the roadmap ever replace all that’s missing?
What’s important to us? Can we quantify it instead of just making it emotional?
How long do we need to live with the alternative, potentially in parallel?
What’s the learning curve? Can you re-training the user-base?
How do you migrate data? How much data will you lose?
How do you know if this will be successful when you start the modernization?

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