The current state represents the technologies, processes, and configuration of all of the production systems. All of these artifacts become reference documents for the team identifying business and technical requirements for the future state.
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Once the current state is well understood and documented, it is time to define what the future state will look like. In this phase, a series of steps are executed that define processes, requirements, data model, and the technical architecture associated with the future state solution.
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Implementation takes place once processes have been defined, requirements have been written, technologies and vendors have been selected, and a future architecture has been defined. These are the artifacts that are critical to a successful implementation.
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