Addressing the Reality of Aging Application Landscapes

Many organizations operate business-critical custom applications that were built years—or even decades—ago.

While these systems continue to run core processes, they often create increasing operational and strategic challenges. Technology stacks are outdated, making enhancements slow, costly, and risky. Security vulnerabilities grow as platforms and frameworks reach end-of-life.

In many cases, original developers have retired or moved on, resulting in significant knowledge loss. Maintenance efforts increase while system reliability and flexibility decline.

Legacy architectures often lead to duplicated data, overlapping functionality, and inconsistent reporting. Together, these challenges limit innovation and increase operational risk.