External Hosting Underestimation
External Hosting Underestimation is the mistake of treating externally hosted applications as if they were as easy to onboard as internally managed applications.
Definition
External Hosting Underestimation occurs when an organization underestimates the integration complexity of provider-hosted applications, especially when they are not already compatible with federation standards. This creates unrealistic planning, delayed onboarding, and inconsistent governance assumptions.
The Ariovis perspective
Migration choices should reflect application criticality, hosting, protocol support and operational readiness. Ariovis favors progressive onboarding over a big-bang assumption.
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