Although most organizations want to modernize their technology, enable new capabilities, and/or reduce their technical debt, any number of “Murphy’s Law” moments can defer those efforts. The rapid pace of technology advancement, new demand from internal stakeholders and customers alike, fast-moving competitors, and end-of-legacy vendor support are driving companies to rethink those deferrals. With the ever-increasing customer demands for new products and services, technology modernization is now a constant and strategic focal point and business differentiator via the rapid enablement of modern capabilities.
