OpenLegacy - Avoid These Core System Integration Traps
Common Sense Virtual Roundtable:

Avoid These Core System Integration Traps

March 9th, 2022, 3 PM – 4 PM CET, Successfully held

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Here’s what we discussed:

Most companies are building, automating and managing legacy core system integrations and connecting those to the cloud as part of “digital transformation”. Is it working?

Amazon has created painfully high customer expectations for digital products by building on top of legacy systems never designed for digital products. Inevitably some of these modernisation journeys fail because of accumulated technical debt, insufficient product planning, or both.
In this session, we explored legacy core system integrations and how to avoid the process and cultural roadblocks that can slow speed to market to a crawl. We also talked about the trap of treating digital transformation as a technology project rather than the business transformation project that it actually is.

Solution Experts

Zeev Avidan
Chief Product Officer at OpenLegacy
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Gil D Cohen
General Manager, EMEA at OpenLegacy
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About OpenLegacy:

OpenLegacy helps organizations quickly develop a composable enterprise by extending their core (legacy) systems to the web, mobile and cloud in days or weeks versus months. Our API software quickly reduces project backlog by automating and accelerating API creation, deployment, testing and management from core applications, mainframes, and databases. Together, business and IT teams can quickly, easily, and securely meet consumer, partner or employee demands for digital services without modernizing or replacing core systems, and without special programming skills or invasive changes to existing systems and architectures.

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