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5 Legacy System Modernization Strategies That Bring ROI
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Current roles
17
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17
Technical roles
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Current role mix
16 technical · 1 other
94% of currently observed roles are technical.
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What the source says
Publisher previewLegacy software remains the engine under many companies’ hoods, but that decision comes at a premium. About three-quarters have 70% of their IT spending locked in supporting aging software. Naturally, this restricts new development initiatives as resources are tied up in maintenance, which is a feat of its own. Even a small product update requires extensive testing across tightly connected legacy components. Yet replacing the system carries its own risks. Years of embedded business logic make a full rewrite expensive, especially when daily critical operations depend on it. So meddling with this could pose risks to business continuity. That said, legacy system modernization doesn’t have to be an all-at-once approach. You can modernize incrementally, tackling the components causing the most friction while limiting disruption to daily operations.
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