Techopedia defines a legacy system as an outdated system, language or application that is used instead of available upgraded systems. The term “legacy” is often used pejoratively, but the reality is that most organisations do have some legacy infrastructure. It can be problematic as it gets older, becoming incompatible with new and emerging apps and […]
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Automating legacy technology and processes using cloud services is a sound strategy in theory and many businesses have increased their competitive edge by doing just that. IT Automation minimises the risk of human error or inconsistency and allows a business to reduce the time it spends on repetitive IT administration tasks. Automation also enables applications
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Businesses everywhere and in every industry are under constant pressure in today’s highly competitive environment to increase productivity, reduce costs, and improve their business processes. In fact, Gartner’s annual global survey of CIOs at the end of 2017 showed that the CIO role is transitioning from delivery executive to business executive, from controlling cost and
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CIOs that are looking to optimise their infrastructure in order to ensure applications run more efficiently and at peak levels, which has to be everyone really, may find it difficult to know where to look. Some server and software platforms may be cloud-ready but might not be suitable for running legacy applications, which mean a
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In a list of top ten predictions for the data centre in 2018 published earlier this year, IDC talked a lot about standardisation. In the complex world of the enterprise data centre, standardised hardware, software and processes can bring huge benefits in terms of scalability,streamlined maintenance contracts, improved user knowledge resulting in less downtime (hopefully)
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