What’s the current state of your application code’s portability?

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Ready for migration17%

Needs a little work33%

Can’t migrate without extensive rewrites50%

Already migrated to a new platform

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Strategic Banking IT advisor in Bankinga year ago

I guess that code portability has been a old dream.  I doubt that without rewrite we could succeed.  However, maybe GenAI could be helpful by automatically facilitate the migration and adaptation.

On my side, we tried a few times and conclude that it will be a long journey to migrate applications on another stack. 

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