Organisations typically invest in the development of software applications to automate, revolutionise and improve efficiencies of business processes. Often these processes are key pain points in the organisation. Usually these issues are tackled utilising key technology available at the time.
Over time these legacy applications form the backbone of the organisation and also ingrained and woven into the very DNA of the organisation itself.
While at the time, these software applications were able to propel and revolutionise the organisation at the time, they also become the very thing that stop progress in the future.
Today, we find organisations unable to benefit from advancement or leverage new digital technologies such as IoT, Mobile and Cloud Computing – to create modern engaging and profitable experiences for customers and partners.
To address these challenges, Software Development teams and IT department need a way to both rapidly connect legacy systems to modern applications, and do so while minimising disruption to these systems.