Sentence examples for adapting legacy from inspiring English sources

In addition to its traditional work of adapting legacy enterprise computing systems to a cloud computing environment, David Northington, Cloud Sherpas's chief executive, said the company will also offer collaborative and mobile strategic advice and applications.

Once CSPs adapt legacy processes and organizational structures to software-based networking in the cloud, then they can take advantage of DevOps and service agility and increase the pace of innovation.

The main finding is that these goals can be achieved with existing technology, but that there is no straightforward way to adapt legacy software to such a framework.

Traditions adapt; legacies evolve to a changing culture.

In media, as well as software, incumbents tend to resist adapting their legacy business models, while new entrants have no such limitations.

In media, as well as software, incumbents tend to resist adapting their legacy business models, while new entrants have no such limitations.

Even if an organization runs on hard-to-adapt legacy solutions, it's dangerous to make decisions based on supporting that legacy environment.

The BNP has simply adapted its legacy to contemporary conditions.

"Entrepreneurs can act quicker and don't have to adapt big legacy systems and data architectures to the world of connected devices.

Killen & Associates, a market research company that tracks electronic commerce, predicts that by 2000, banks worldwide will spend $5 billion annually on infrastructure to adapt their legacy mainframe systems, mostly from IBM, to the Internet.

SAN FRANCISCO — Cisco Systems is trying to pull off one of the toughest tricks in high technology, adapting a big legacy business to a vastly different future.