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Legacy IT Systems, or software and hardware that were commissioned in the 80s, 90s or early 2000s, are a significant stumbling block in an organization’s drive towards modernity. While age of these systems per is not an issue, continued product support is a challenge in most cases leading to reduced functionality with time.Aloha Technology offers legacy systems modernization solutions to make all systems up-to-date with modern technology
There are several reasons for this.
Short-term fixes: affordable but ineffectiveThe cost of running and maintaining legacy systems prompts organizations to modernize these systems for sustained profitability. It raises the usual questions such as – can a lightweight solution do? Or is a full-scale rip and replace approach required? Some organizations seek short-term fixes such as screen scraping. Here, the functions and tasks undertaken by the operators are simulated through a software while the data flows out of a modern UI. This way, Aloha Technology takes legacy-specific data and converts it into a format that can be understood by other, modern applications. However, if this UI must be updated from time to time in order to handle newer requirement, the back-end simulation must also be redesigned, which can be a costly exercise with traditional platforms. Modernization: effective and inevitableModernization is the inevitable long-term solutions. The enterprise can choose to either - migrate the legacy systems to modern applications and host them on a modern platform, or, build a new set of systems from the scratch and abandon the older ones. Either option comes with its own challenges.
Soruce: https://www.alohatechnology.com/blog/managing-the-transition-from-legacy-to-modern.html
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