While it's nice that Xbox fixed a strange graphical bug that’s been a problem ever since Microsoft killed the Xbox 360’s servers in July 2024, it still feels really desperate of the company to shove new ads into the aging machine's dashboard two decades later.
Companies are spending money improving customer experience and efficiency, but the legacy systems make all of those projects harder, according to Don Schuerman, CTO at Pegasystems.
In many insurance transformation initiatives, every team begins by modeling the interface, which involves writing stories for forms, APIs, or dashboards. Legacy systems don't behave on the interface level, though. They act at the process level.
Businesses that rely on outdated legacy applications struggle with high operational costs, hindered performance, potential security flaws, and increasing risks to business continuity. These factors are critical in driving the need for modernization.