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Mainframe Integration Myth #3
In our previous posts, we successfully debunked two commonly perpetuated myths about mainframe integration – that writing...
How to Make Mergers and Acquisitions Successful
(Updated April 21, 2022) While Mergers and Acquisitions activity in 2020 was very slow due to COVID-19, deals in 2021...
The Myths of Mainframe Integration
Digital transformation has birthed complex IT systems, in which businesses are using multiple technologies and platforms to...
So What About Ivory?
Since GT Software was relaunched as Adaptigent this summer, we’ve received a lot of great feedback from our customers and...
How Banks Should Approach Legacy Technology
Innovations in financial technology have introduced today’s banking consumers to an unprecedented level of convenience....
Why Bank and Fintech Partnerships Fail
Avoiding Pitfalls in Banking and Fintech Partnerships The current reality of the financial industry is shining a light on...
Open Banking Panel at Fintech South 2021
We’re pleased to announce that our president Alex Heublein will be moderating a roundtable discussion at Fintech South...
Open Banking is Here – How Will You Monetize It?
Open banking is reshaping the competitive landscape of the financial services industry. At Adaptigent, we help our...
Adaptigent Releases Update to Their Adaptive Integration Fabric
As a leader in core system modernization, Adaptigent is continuously updating and adding value to our products. We are...
What’s the Deal with Government IT Modernization Funding?
The stress the pandemic has put on government IT infrastructure is generating a great deal of public awareness around these...
Why Mainframes Are Critical to Modern, Hybrid Cloud Strategy
Generally speaking, people tend to romanticize the old or the new—rarely do they idolize both. This is especially true in...
Why the Problem with COBOL Isn’t COBOL
There’s been a lot of talk this year about COBOL and the systems that run it. As a recent InfoWorld article explains, IT’s...