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As AWS re:Invent 2025 approaches, the modernization landscape stands at a pivotal juncture. Enterprises are moving beyond simple “migration” strategies and embracing modernization as a catalyst for operational excellence, predictable cost structures and competitive differentiation.

AWS re:Invent 2025 once again will underscored its status as the leading forum for cloud innovation, where enterprises gather to explore new capabilities, refine transformation strategies and engage with emerging technologies. Within this landscape, mainframe modernization emerged as one of the core themes, driven by the pressing need to overcome skill shortages, mitigate aging infrastructure risks and advance digital capabilities.

Mainframes continue to anchor the world’s most critical industries. In fact, more than 70% of

For decades, mission-critical platforms written in COBOL, PL/1, and Assembler have powered the operations of industries as diverse as banking, healthcare, and federal governance.

Enterprises that continue to rely on SAP’s Sybase platforms, including ASE, IQ, ASA, and Replication Server, are confronting a set of converging pressures.

Modernization is an urgent imperative. Enterprise leaders face rising costs from maintaining legacy environments

In modernization, testing is everything. Without it, performance gaps, data errors, and compliance failures can derail digital transformation.

Enterprises today face a familiar yet escalating dilemma: legacy mainframes and aging distributed databases foundational in earlier digital eras are now a barrier

As organizations accelerate digital transformation, selecting the right cloud platform, whether AWS, Microsoft Azure, GCP, or Oracle Cloud, stands as a critical strategic decision

What happens when an outdated criminal case management system spread across 60 counties and 70 disconnected platforms stands between justice and operational efficiency?