LTM AI-Powered Mainframe Modernization on AWS with Transform & Kiro
LTM · Operations & Productivity
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What the publisher says
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Organizations running critical Mainframe and IBM i(AS/400) applications face increasing challenges from technical debt, limited legacy skills, rising operational costs and the need for faster business innovation. LTM's Application Rebuild for Mainframe and IBM i(AS/400) Modernization helps enterprises transform legacy systems into modern, cloud-native applications on AWS. Leveraging LTM's proven 6R modernization framework, this offering focuses on the Rebuild (Re-architect) approach, enabling organizations to reverse engineer legacy applications and forward engineer them into scalable microservices-based architectures aligned with AWS cloud-native best practices.
The solution combines:
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AppIQ – LTM's AI-enabled reverse engineering accelerator that transforms Mainframe and IBM i(AS/400) code into comprehensive documentation, business process maps, domain models, and modernization-ready user stories.
AWS Transform – Accelerates large-scale application modernization through automated discovery, dependency analysis, migration planning, and modernization workflows.
AWS Kiro – Enables AI-assisted software engineering, accelerating cloud-native application development, code generation, testing, documentation, and modernization execution.
Amazon Bedrock and Generative AI Services – Support code analysis, business rule extraction, documentation generation, and modernization productivity.
The engagement follows a structured assessment methodology covering discovery, evaluation, validation, and modernization recommendations, resulting in a comprehensive business case, migration roadmap, architecture blueprint, timeline, and cost model. The rebuilt applications leverage AWS-native services such as Amazon Aurora, Amazon RDS, AWS Lambda, Amazon S3, AWS Glue, CI/CD pipelines, and enterprise-grade security controls to improve agility, scalability, resiliency, and operational efficiency. This offering is ideal for enterprises seeking to reduce Mainframe dependency, modernize business-critical applications, improve developer productivity, and accelerate digital transformation while minimizing migration risks through an iterative, wave-based delivery approach.
Highlights
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Business Value:- - Reduce Mainframe and IBM i(AS/400) operating costs through cloud-native modernization. - Accelerate business innovation with agile, microservices-based architectures. - Mitigate risks associated with aging platforms and legacy skill shortages. - Improve scalability, resiliency, and business continuity using AWS services. - Enable faster feature releases and reduced time-to-market.
Technical Value:- - AI-powered reverse engineering using LTM's AppIQ. - Automated modernization acceleration through AWS Transform. - AI-assisted development and modernization using AWS Kiro. - Domain-driven documentation, business rule extraction, and code intelligence. - Modern application architectures built on AWS-native services and DevSecOps practices.
Differentiators:- - Combination of LTM's accelerators and AWS modernization services. - Human-in-the-loop approach ensuring business rule accuracy and governance. - Experience modernizing complex Mainframe and IBM i(AS/400) ecosystems. - End-to-end delivery covering assessment, rebuild, migration, testing, deployment, and operational support. Customer Outcomes:- - 30–70% reduction in legacy platform operating costs. - Faster modernization timelines through AI-driven automation.
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