software modernization
[ˈsɔftˌwɛr ˌmɑdərnaɪˈzeɪʃən]
nounfemininepl: modernizações de software
modernização de software
1. The process of updating, refactoring, and upgrading legacy software systems to meet current technological standards, improve performance, and enhance maintainability
The company invested in software modernization to replace their outdated mainframe systems.
A empresa investiu em modernização de software para substituir seus sistemas mainframe desatualizados.
2. Converting existing applications to use newer programming languages, frameworks, architectures, or cloud-based solutions
Software modernization helped reduce technical debt and improve system scalability.
A modernização de software ajudou a reduzir a dívida técnica e melhorar a escalabilidade do sistema.
3. Strategic initiative to enhance code quality, security, and user experience of aging applications
Their software modernization strategy included migrating to microservices architecture.
Sua estratégia de modernização de software incluiu migração para arquitetura de microsserviços.
Software modernization is a critical business strategy in both Brazil and the USA, especially among enterprises managing decades-old systems. In Brazil, the term is increasingly used as companies undergo digital transformation initiatives. In the USA tech industry, this is standard terminology in IT departments and consulting firms, often discussed as part of broader digital transformation and cloud adoption strategies.
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