What Is Legacy Modernization?
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Legacy modernization is the process of updating legacy systems, legacy applications, and legacy software so they can support modern business operations, digital transformation, and long-term growth.
Usually no. Lift and shift can move workloads to cloud infrastructure, but it often leaves deeper architectural issues in place.
They do it to reduce high maintenance costs, improve enhanced security, support cloud native development, and respond faster to market demands.
Common legacy modernization strategies include rehosting, refactoring, replatforming, and rebuilding in manageable phases.
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