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While we see the increasing shift toward cloud-based (public or on-prem) systems, the importance of legacy systems will probably not disappear.

OpenLegacy, provider of the industry’s most advanced cloud-native legacy integration and modernization platform, today announced it has joined the AWS Partner Network (APN).

The company also announced that the OpenLegacy Hub solution is now available in AWS Marketplace.

In this article we explore three interesting trends for the future of technology in the insurance industry to consider while they design and implement modernization or transformation projects.

Innovation doesn’t come easy, however—even the biggest banks may find it difficult to allocate the necessary resources to develop the services consumers want most. This inspired a growing number of financial services firms to explore the potential of no-code and low-code solutions, which make it easier for businesses to build and deploy new features and capabilities.

OpenLegacy and Mia-Platform partner to provide enterprises with the best technology and support to modernize their legacy systems in a safe, cost-effective way.

Consumers want digital payments—and they want them instantly. This is significant and arguably the most exciting development to occur in the payments sector in a long time

The pandemic may have forced companies to go fully remote before they were ready—but now that customers expect it, there's no going back.

From avoiding technical debt to simplifying and integrating business processes to unlocking monolithic systems, low code offers speed and flexibility.

OpenLegacy recently announced OpenLegacy Hub, or OL Hub, a new offering designed to help customers create technology agnostic digital services from existing legacy applications and infrastructure. The offering supports IBM i and z/OS assets, among other platforms that are commonly grouped under the “legacy” banner. Since it appeared on the midrange scene back in 2015.

Companies want to future proof their investment as technology changed over the years from monolithic to ESBs to microservices and now some people look at serverless functions. How can enterprises keep up with the changes?

Insurance providers with legacy IT systems and data stored in monolithic core applications will struggle to reap the benefits of the AI revolution. Here’s why—and what they can do about it.