Legacy applications provide business-critical functions within the enterprise application landscape but incur huge maintenance and running costs. Legacy systems pose a number of challenges including risks associated with running on potentially unsupported hardware and software, inflexible and closed architectures hindering web-enablement and integration with contemporary platforms, scarce talent pool and higher SLA time for customers due to non-real-time architecture options.

Our Application Modernization Services help organizations transform time-tested legacy applications to newer technologies and architecture to deliver greater business value. By leveraging the latest technology stack, we help organizations move individual legacy applications or entire legacy application portfolios to modern platforms that deliver rich functionality and flexibility. We take a strategic approach to mitigate project and operational risks with our legacy modernization services.

GLOBALTEK PROSOLUTIONS ervices Application Modernization Services:

• Portfolio assessment & planning
• Application Re-engineering
• Application Migration & Re-hosting
• Data Migration
• Database Migration
• Application Integration
• Business Benefits
• Improve application flexibility and reduce business risk of application failure
• Assures Business Continuity
• Reduce IT maintenance cost
• Maintain critical business workflow from legacy applications
• Web-enablement of legacy applications
• Improved Return on Investment (ROI)
• Improved Return on Investment (ROI)

Application modernization refers to the process of updating or transforming existing software applications to leverage modern technologies, improve functionality, and align with current business needs. Key aspects of application modernization include:

Legacy System Integration:

Updating older systems to integrate with newer technologies and platforms while preserving existing business logic and data integrity.

Cloud Adoption:

Migrating applications from on-premises environments to cloud platforms like AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud to enhance scalability, flexibility, and cost-efficiency.

Microservices Architecture:

Decomposing monolithic applications into smaller, independent services to improve agility, scalability, and facilitate continuous deployment.

Containerization:

Packaging applications into lightweight containers (e.g., Docker) for consistent deployment across different computing environments, enhancing portability and scalability.

API-First Approach:

Exposing functionalities through APIs to enable easier integration with other applications and services, promoting interoperability and agility.

User Experience (UX) Enhancement:

Updating user interfaces (UI) and improving usability to provide a modern and intuitive experience for end-users.

Security Improvements:

Enhancing application security to protect against modern threats and comply with regulatory requirements.

DevOps Adoption:

Implementing DevOps practices to automate development, testing, deployment, and operations, fostering collaboration and accelerating time-to-market.

Data Modernization:

Leveraging modern data storage and processing technologies (e.g., NoSQL databases, data lakes) to handle large volumes of data more efficiently and support advanced analytics.

Cost Optimization:

Rationalizing application portfolios, eliminating redundant functionalities, and optimizing resource usage to reduce operational costs and improve ROI.

Application modernization initiatives aim to extend the lifespan and value of existing applications while enabling organizations to innovate, scale, and remain competitive in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.