Dont Let Legacy Tech Hinder Modernization

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by Jane Doe Smith, Data Analyst Specialist, LexisNexis

Don’t Let Legacy Technology Derail Your Modernization Efforts

Avoid roadblocks to progress through modernizing legacy systems
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Legacy modernization is a crucial and immediate endeavor for government agencies because it enables them to improve operational efficiency, enhance citizen services, reduce costs, and bolster security.

Unfortunately, these outdated systems have become roadblocks to progress. According to Forrester, 70-90% of these systems will require overhauling within the next five years, underscoring the urgency of this transformation.

Challenges Agencies Face with Legacy Technology

As legacy systems become older, they also become more expensive to maintain. Some other roadblocks include:

  • Cybercriminals target outdated systems, seeking out weaknesses to infiltrate and gain access. Organizations that neglect their security are exposing themselves to increasing attacks.
  • Too often, legacy systems cannot keep up with modern technology demands. They can slow down critical agency operations, resulting in decreased productivity and increased costs.
  • Modern solutions can be incompatible with older legacy systems, which means incorporating new tools and programs, as well as extensive customization.

Elevate the Constituent and Case Worker Experience, Reduce the Cost of Fraud

Download our infographic today to discover the unique challenges government agencies face with legacy modernization and the impact of modernization on Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) agencies that are already realizing benefits – not only when it comes to data security, but also for applicant experience and employee satisfaction.

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