Data debt is the accumulation of outdated architectures, siloed platforms, and fragile pipelines that make every new data change harder and more expensive than it should be. It is the data side of technical debt: legacy ETL, legacy warehouses, undocumented…

What happens when a system reaches End of Life (EOL)? For years, legacy systems have supported the growth of organizations.  These are platforms that sustain core processes, critical applications, and complex integrations, often custom‑built and deeply embedded in day‑to‑day operations. The problem is not their existence. The problem begins…

For years, document management occupied a secondary position in corporate priorities. It was considered an operational necessity: storing files, meeting compliance requirements, replacing filing cabinets with digital repositories. Important, but rarely strategic. That era is over. In an environment where…