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Legacy Technology Reemergence: The Case of the Vinyl Record

Academy of Management Proceedings, 2020
In this paper, we study a legacy technology that instead of disappearing, it re-emerged during a process of value and meaning redefinition. Specifically, we explore vinyl records as a cultural icon that reemerged in the digital era. The appearance of digital music formats initially led vinyl records sales to reach an all-time low, but they gradually ...
Eleftheriadis, Alexandros   +1 more
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Legacy software reengineering technology

15th DASC. AIAA/IEEE Digital Avionics Systems Conference, 2002
The United States Air Force's Wright Laboratory and TASC are continuing to develop an environment for reengineering software from one language to another. Our approach engineers a program in the new language by reusing portions of the original implementation and design.
D.E. Wilkening, K. Littlejohn
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New technology for legacy pumps

World Pumps, 2021
Keeping essential assets like pumps operational is vital for site maintenance teams. The latest reverse engineering techniques and additive manufacturing can extend the service life of pumps and here we examine some of the newest technologies being developed to reduce lead times and improve performance.
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Utilizing Casting Technologies on Legacy Part

Proceedings of the Vertical Flight Society 76th Annual Forum, 2020
Sikorsky has developed a specification outlining the use of three casting technologies: simulation, additive manufacturing of the mold and low pressure casting. This specification has been used in the past on new development projects with positive results, reducing lead times and number of pours to produce a useable part.
Heather Woodworth, Andrew Featheringham
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Technology and Economic Development: The Schumpeterian Legacy

Review of Radical Political Economics, 2017
The main argument put forward in the paper is that the recent neo-Schumpeterian literature, while providing fundamental contributions to our understanding of innovation, has contributed to the emergence of an optimistic reading of the relationship between technology, economy, and society, with technology able to guarantee strong economic growth and ...
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Modernizing legacy software using a System Grokking technology

2010 IEEE International Conference on Software Maintenance, 2010
Reverse engineering is an essential part of the modernization process that enables the evolution of existing software assets. The extraction of state machines out of existing code is an important aspect of the reverse engineering process. However, none of the reverse engineering tools fully support an automatic extraction of state machines. In our work
Dajsuren, Y.   +2 more
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Titanic legacy [wireless technology]

Engineering & Technology, 2012
The paper presents the advanced wireless technology that saved hundreds of lives on Titanic, but the catastrophe's lessons also influenced the ways we use wireless communications today.
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