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Mainframes remain a cornerstone of enterprise IT, with 68% of global production workloads still running on these systems, particularly in banking, healthcare, and retail industries.

Services companies, spanning consulting, security, logistics, and beyond, are at a pivotal juncture.

Modernizing legacy mainframe systems is a strategic priority for organizations aiming to harness the

Fraud rings have been increasingly targeting senior citizens by exploiting outdated systems within financial, healthcare, and government sectors that lack modern security defenses.

The United States federal government remains one of the largest IT spenders in the world, investing over $100 billion annually in information technology (IT) and cyber-related initiatives.

Consulting organizations aiming to deliver comprehensive solutions across various industries, including commercial

In today’s fast-paced digital world, businesses relying on legacy systems face unique challenges.

As the digital world continues to change at a rapid pace, the pressure for organizations to modernize legacy mainframe systems continues to mount.

Businesses navigating the rapidly evolving digital landscape face unprecedented challenges, especially those still dependent on legacy mainframes.

According to a 2023 GAO report, the federal government spends over $100 billion annually on IT and cyber-related investments, with about 80% on operations and maintenance of existing IT, including legacy systems.