To drive digital transformation, CIOs must modernize their organization’s legacy systems.
Central to these efforts is transitioning away from ecosystems that are overly reliant on legacy code, which may include years—or even decades—of code built by engineers who have long since moved on.
Low-code tools may make certain modernization and management tasks more efficient, but in the long-term they will continue to expand your legacy codebase and place you further into technical debt. Low-code is still code. The only way to evolve your digital infrastructure to match the speed of today’s marketplace is to remove code altogether.
Achieve 3x cost savings on the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) via reduced maintenance & DevOps expenses.
Take advantage of 99.9% uptime and 600x fewer defects than code-based enterprise development methods.
Connected legacy integrations can be configured without code, which means no editable codebase to maintain or upgrade—removing technical debt and legacy code.
Integrate complex, rigid legacy architecture and systems without scripting by building no-code extensions to eliminate legacy and reduce development cycle times.
Developers can build on a modern, scalable architecture to support or upgrade legacy integrations, extend existing systems, and eventually replace legacy altogether, leading to greater efficiency and improved performance.
