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# [What Actually Happened After X Technology Was Adopted?](https://theimpactanalysis.hashnode.dev/what-actually-happened-after-x-technology-was-adopted?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

Three architectural decisions that reshaped engineering. What the hype said, what the data shows, and the correction that followed each one.

May 1 · 8 min read · theimpactanalysis.hashnode.dev  
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[Shlomo Friman](https://hashnode.com/@shlomofr)

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Exploring the intersection of software archaeology and modern enterprise intelligence.

Founder &amp; CEO of IN-COM Data Systems. I've been building software intelligence tools since 1997 — long enough to have a strong opinion about COBOL, mainframes, and why most enterprises still can't answer "what does this code actually do?"

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