Migration & Modernization
Most enterprises wait way too long to modernize their core applications and infrastructure and, as a result, accrue significant technical debt and rising costs. The results can be catastrophic – including lower productivity, the loss of key technical talent, and the inability to pivot the enterprise in fast-changing world. Migrating core applications and infrastructure to the Cloud can help an enterprise reverse this trend and become nimbler and more competitive.
OPTIMOZ can help your enterprise migrate and modernize your mission-critical applications to operate successfully in the Cloud.
We provide all of the services necessary to execute a successful migration & modernization effort, including:
- Working with stakeholders and end-users to identify key application priorities.
- Prioritizing work based on enterprise need, ability to deliver, and cost.
- Supervising your technology and IT operations teams.
- Improving technical and DevOps processes.
- Recruiting new talent and train or cycling out underperformers.
- Ensuring high-quality, on-time delivery of new functionality.
- Working with customers to implement custom capabilities and then managing the process for deciding which features will become standard product features.
- Managing the technology and IT operations budget.
- You can deploy new capabilities frequently with high reliability by eliminating bottlenecks in the application development process that can cause delays and decrease application quality.
- You implement best-in-class security approaches to ensure that your enterprise, data, and users are protected.
- You gain high performance from your applications while operating them efficiently and economically.
- Refactoring code, infrastructure components, and security throughout the application stack to operate with high performance and reliability in the Cloud.
- Injecting modern software development techniques to prolong the useful life and supercharge the performance of the application, including:
Microservices that perform specialized functions, such as payments, with high reliability.
APIs to manage seamless data exchange with other applications.
Modern approaches to analytics to maximize the insight gained from data in the application.
- Integrating open source and commercial software products and components into the application to improve performance, time to delivery, and upgradability.
LLM Foundation
Large language models (LLMs) have taken the tech world by storm, and everyone is rushing to adapt them for their use cases. These adaptations can be in the form of directly using vanilla models, fine-tuning (using algorithms such as PEFT-LoRA), and Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG).
The Double-Edged Sword of Interoperability in Development
In the fast-paced realm of software development, the concept of interoperability serves as both a beacon of progress and a cautionary tale. This principle, which advocates for disparate systems and applications to work seamlessly together, holds the promise of a more integrated and efficient technological ecosystem. However, as with any significant shift in paradigms, it brings with it a set of challenges and concerns, particularly regarding the pace of innovation and the landscape of consumer choices.
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