Legacy systems and their conflicting implications

Legacy systems often handle the core IT applications of several organizations and serve as their IT backbone. Their major limitations include the inability to support day-to-day IT and business requirements and failure to integrate with contemporary technologies.

Retiring legacy systems and developing contemporary replacements is prohibitively expensive and disrupts business operations. Modernization is the cost effective and convenient alternative as it creates new value for them. Modernization transforms legacy systems as good as new, reduces IT complexities, increases efficiency, establishes a data-driven culture, and improves processes and bottom line.