*Result*: DON'T BLAME YOUR MAINFRAME--IT'S A SOFTWARE PROBLEM.
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*The article discusses the challenges and strategies associated with mainframe modernization, emphasizing that the primary issue lies not with the mainframe hardware itself, but with the outdated software ecosystem. It identifies three categories of mainframe users: those committed to modernization, those selectively exiting mainframes, and those planning to fully transition away by 2030 or 2035. The authors argue that generative AI can significantly aid in modernizing legacy code by making it more intelligible and manageable, allowing businesses to prioritize modernization efforts based on actual usage rather than treating all legacy code as equally important. The article concludes that while generative AI offers promising tools for modernization, human expertise remains essential for effective implementation and innovation. [Extracted from the article]
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