How to Minimize Risks, Costs, and Timeframes in Modernization Projects

Right now, organizations still relying on legacy systems are under pressure to modernize and unlock the benefits of the cloud. There are several options available, but how can you make sure you choose the right strategy, partners, technical solutions, and tools?

Mario Mees, Managing Director at Anubex, an Astadia company, shared his insights on this topic at the ScaleUp 360 Legacy IT Europe digital conference.

The presentation highlighted the main modernization strategies for accelerating digital transformation and how automated migration and testing can be used for optimal results, with minimal risks, costs, and timeframes.

Learn how your organization can modernize seamlessly to support the growing demand for ROI, business agility, technical flexibility, and skilled workforce.

Key takeaways

• Modernization options and how to choose the one that best suits your organization
• Automated transformation and testing
• Real-world examples highlighting the pros and cons of each     modernization strategy
• The challenges of a modernization project and how to overcome them
• Key ingredients of successful digital transformation projects

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*This webinar was organized by Astadia Europe, formerly known as Anubex.

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Speaker

Mario Mees, Managing Director at Anubex, an Astadia company

Mario holds Master Degrees in Applied Economics, Information Technology and Business Administration from the University of Leuven. At the start of his career, he worked as a consultant for multi-national organizations on the design and implementation of complex information systems.

Mario took up international sales management and general management responsibilities with Texas Instruments Software and Sterling Software with assignments across EMEA.

In 2002,he joined Microsoft as Service Director for Belux, after which he held various positions in Microsoft EMEA, including responsibility for their Premier support offering in EMEA. In 2012, Mario became Partner in Anubex.

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