Application Modernization Insights

Mobile devices have changed the face of collaboration. Alert notifications and instant access are now ubiquitous and user-friendly in a wide range of apps for banking and finance, shopping, travel planning, and dating—the list is endless. Because these features are also penetrating the B2B world, access to team members is now only a tap away.

Mission-critical IT applications that are built in-house have been in development for hundreds of person-years, with many dozens of engineers and testers responsible for their years of maintenance, which would translate to hundreds of millions of dollars. More often than not, the documentation is scarce and inadequate to effectively support and especially to maintain these

Our founder and CEO, Slavik Zorin, has been a pioneer in the field of legacy application modernization for 20 years. His approach to modernizations has been quite different from traditional modernizations. These excerpts expand on the concept of Modernization-as-a-Service, or MaaS, introduced in part 1 and the future of modernizations. The Power of Modernization-as-a-Service (MaaS) “The MaaS

Our founder and CEO, Slavik Zorin, has been a pioneer in the field of legacy application modernization for 20 years. His approach to modernizations has been quite different from traditional modernizations. Back in 2011—yes, seven years ago, he was interviewed about his vision for the future, modern-day modernization approaches now made real by his company,

S1 00:01 [inaudible] wherever you are in the world. Welcome to another, uh, Google Hangout in you are continuing series here at devops.com highlighting some of the most interesting speakers and sessions and topics in DevOps at this month’s IBM Interconnect Conference in Las Vegas. Really, really happy to have what what I consider an

Bluemix offers the customers today one place where you can do rapid development with services that can be bound, can be dynamically provision on the fly. And not only that you can do development there, but you can actually do the whole DevOps process of publishing and of getting the products to run there, getting

S1 00:04 – Steve, IBM So it’s been an exciting ride with Bluemix, and I’m very hyped over this application. So and I get tired of charts. I get tired of charts. So how about we see some live code? Does that work for you? It’s always a little high risk, but showing code at