Businesses are struggling with maintaining older IT systems that are necessary for critical functions, limiting their ability to invest in new technologies. A recent survey revealed half of organizations rely on systems over ten years old, while some have systems ranging between twenty to thirty years old. Don Schuerman, CTO of Pegasystems, emphasizes the importance of courage in addressing this issue. Suppliers are working on tools to ease migration from outdated systems, indicating a growing urgency to innovate and optimize IT infrastructure for future growth.
Companies are spending money improving customer experience and efficiency, but the legacy systems make all of those projects harder, according to Don Schuerman, CTO at Pegasystems.
Old technology limits organizations' ability to build the innovation cycle essential for continuous change, highlighting the urgent need to tackle aging IT infrastructure.
With many legacy systems, the teams that built them are no longer present, making it increasingly difficult to support these old technologies.
Tools developed by suppliers like Pega, AWS, and Accenture are helping organizations reduce reliance on outdated IT systems and migrate workloads effectively.
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