Gen AI powered Mainframe application reverse engineering
Infosys Ltd · Operations & Productivity
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Mainframe applications are highly complex, monolithic, and
inflexible to adapt to changing business needs. Modernizing such applications
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is challenging due to lack of expertise and documentation. However, the advent
of Generative AI has greatly mitigated this issue by accelerating analysis of
legacy code and extraction of business rules. The outputs of the reverse
engineering are primarily used as inputs for developing the target state
application in the “Re-write” and “Replace” patterns of mainframe modernization
dispositions. The documentation and flow charts generated can also be leveraged
by current application support team in understanding the applications quickly
and performing enhancements and support.
Infosys Live Enterprise Application Development platform
leverages Azure AI services for end-to-end modernization of mainframe
applications. Platform covers all the key steps of reverse engineering such as
inventory analysis, business glossary creation, use case identification and
business rules extraction. The inventory analysis covers active component
identification, internal and external dependencies, database operations, data
lineage and many more.
Infosys Live Enterprise Application Development platform
uses Agentic AI Framework and has support for multiple LLMs to generate and
classify the business rules automatically. Platform automatically produces
current state documentation with various inventory analysis reports and
technical insights. For future state transformation, Pltaform produces business
requirement documents and user stories.
The solution helps enterprises to accelerate mainframe
modernization. It reduces the application reverse engineering effort to great
extent which in turn reduces modernization project timeline and helps achieving
ROI faster.
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