8OCTOBER 2023OPINIONIN MYIn today's rapidly changing business landscape, the ability to adapt and innovate is crucial for maintaining a competitive edge. However, for many organizations, especially in the financial sector, this evolution is hindered by the presence of legacy systems--outdated, monolithic, with limited ways to integrate, and often difficult-to-maintain technology infrastructures. These systems, while once cutting-edge, have become obstacles to progress, impeding the implementation of new technologies, processes, and business models that result in a slow product delivery cycle. Integrating these legacy systems with modern solutions and evolving at your own pace requires a strategic approach that combines leveraging integration platforms and DevSecOps practices.The Legacy System ConundrumLegacy systems, often developed years ago with outdated technologies and architectures, were designed to fulfill specific business needs at that time. However, as businesses grow, customer expectations change and new technologies emerge, these systems can't keep up with the demands of modern business environments. They lack flexibility, scalability, and the ability to adapt to new market trends.Attempting to replace these legacy systems with entirely new solutions can be a monumental task. The costs, risks, and disruptions associated with THE CHALLENGE OF LEGACY SYSTEMS: EVOLVING YOUR BUSINESS AT YOUR OWN PACEBy Javier Solis, Director of Technology, Dumas ContractingJavier Solis
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