Definition

IT Modernization is the process of updating and upgrading an organization's old IT solutions. This involves using modern technology to replace legacy solutions and developing new systems that better support the needs of the organization.

The process requires effort in coordinating user engagement, organization goals, and replacement of legacy systems. As a result of proper implementation, the updated IT systems will become more efficient, innovative, and flexible.

Common Approaches

• Cloud Adoption - According to a study by Markets and Markets, the Cloud Computing market is expected to grow by an average of 17.9% annually by the end of 2027. Moving applications and data onto the cloud allows for a high level of scalability and flexibility, allowing them to focus more on core business activities and less on IT.
• Infrastructure Modernization - Upgrading hardware, servers, and networking equipment allows for a more efficient work environment and streamlined management structure.
• Security Modernization - Strengthening encryption techniques, access management solutions, and protection against malicious actors is crucial in addressing cybersecurity threats, especially in a environments with sensitive and potentially harmful data.
• Application Modernization - Updating or finding replacements to outdated applications can allow for improved user experience, functionality, and infrastructure compatibility.