Flezi EMT – AI-Enabled Legacy Modernization
FPT Software · Operations & Productivity
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Accelerate mainframe & midrange modernization with Flezi EMT the Unified AI-Enabled Solution that seamlessly integrates LLM to support 4R-AI-Enabled approaches to modernize legacy applications to open, no-vendor lock, and cloud native architecture.
FPT’s Enterprise Modernization Technology (EMT) Solution, powered by Azure OpenAI, helps enterprises modernize legacy mainframe systems such as COBOL, JCL, PL/I, RPG, and Assembler into modern, cloud-native applications written in Java, Shell, and Python.
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By integrating Generative AI and Microsoft Azure capabilities, EMT enables organizations to analyze, document, refactor, and migrate legacy applications with up to 40-50% higher developer productivity, 40-50% lower AI infrastructure cost, and 30-45% reduced delivery risk compared to traditional approaches
Customer Pain Points Addressed
- High maintenance costs and dependency on legacy skillsets – outdated systems require rare expertise and high support effort.
- Incomplete documentation and knowledge loss – decades-old systems lack updated references, increasing modernization risk.
- Complex interdependencies between programs, data, and batch jobs – manual analysis slows down modernization and increases error rates.
- High risk and uncertainty in large-scale migration – traditional methods lack automation, visibility, and consistency for cloud readiness.
How FPT’s EMT Solution Addresses These Challenges
- EMT X-ray – Assessment & reverse engineering: builds asset inventory and migration strategy, and generates basic/detailed design from existing source code and documentation.
- EMT Bridge – Application & data migration: migrates COBOL/JCL/RPG to modern Java/ReactJS architectures and SAM/VSAM/DB2/IMS data to PostgreSQL, replacing IBM/Fujitsu/AS400 utilities.
- EMT Forge – Reverse & forward engineering: restructures business processes into M*-service architecture and builds new applications from AI-assisted specification and design.
- EMT vAlid – AI-powered testing: runs pattern, unit/integration, and comparison tests to validate legacy-to-modern migration outputs.
- EMT Run – DevOps & operations: builds, deploys, and scales cloud-native infrastructure (Azure/AWS/GCP) with continuous monitoring and failure prediction.
- EMT Shield – AI security gateway: masks PII and controls cost for AI/LLM calls, and scans code for security and secrets issues (SAST/SCA), independent of the AI engine.
- EMT BrAIn – The AI core connecting all EMT modules through Mentor, Co-pilot, and Worker modes, providing shared agents, an MCP server, and APIs across the modernization journey.
Outcome
- 40–50% higher Developer Productivity through AI-augmented engineering across the full modernization lifecycle.
- 30–45% lower Delivery Risk via deterministic code mapping and continuous AI-assisted validation.
- 40–50% lower AI Infrastructure Cost through governed, cost-optimized use of AI/LLM services.
- 90% of tasks fully automated with zero SME re-work needed across assessment, migration, and validation.
- ~40% total program effort reduction following FPT's unified 4R approach (Rewrite, Rebuild, Replace, Retain) with continuous governance from EMT BrAIn.
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