LzLabs, headquartered in Wallisellen, announced today that it has partnered with Red Hat and Microsoft to offer a “software-defined mainframe”. This company can seamlessly migrate legacy systems to a cloud platform or Linux systems, promises LzLabs.
Until now, it was practically impossible to migrate legacy applications without losing compatibility. The cost to program the applications or rewrite the code are too big. Companies run a large proportion of essential applications, such as customer databases and transaction systems, on legacy systems. These applications have evolved over the years, they partially contain different programming languages, and thus are virtually impossible to translate.
Zurich, 16 April 2024 – 95 percent of IT leaders across industries have voiced concerns over the implications of not modernising applications and data running on
Zürich, 16. April 2024 – 95 Prozent der IT-Führungskräfte sind darüber besorgt, dass Anwendungen und Daten, die auf Mainframe-Systemen laufen, nicht modernisiert werden. Experten rechnen
Zurich, le 16 avril 2024 – 95 % des responsables informatiques de tous les secteurs d’activité ont exprimé leurs inquiétudes quant aux conséquences de la
