legacy IT

Ministry of Defence | Jan 24, 2024

MPs warn MoD over 42-year-old software, flag concern at Boeing’s “fat, juicy” contracts

"Crikey! I'll believe that when I see it."

Security | Oct 05, 2023

The State Department is running 27,000 end-of-life systems but its CIO has been hamstrung...

Two new women in charge as CIO and CISO aim to stop the rot

Leadership | Jul 17, 2023

Citi’s tech spend hits $3 billion in Q2, as CFO highlights in-sourcing efforts

Citigroup spent the equivalent to some $50 million on technology every single working day over the past quarter..

Networks | Feb 01, 2023

BT's CDIO continues to tackle technical debt with mainframe migration plan

Big Iron applications to be retired or refactored in a bid to save £17m/year

Business | Jan 13, 2023

FAA outage triggered by “damaged database file” -- after agency warned on old hardware

A serious IT outage at the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA) which forced it to halt all US departing flights on Wednesday 11 has been attributed by the transportation agency to a “damaged database file” “At this time, there is no evidence of a cyber attack. The FAA is working diligently

Software | Dec 06, 2022

One single HMG department is running 600+ unsupported apps

Defra legacy IT issues mean department is running some 2,000 applications, 30% of them unsupported. The UK’s Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) is running 600+ applications that are end of life (EOL), or no longer supported with software updates by their suppliers; a severe potential

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