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Saritasa Releases Findings from 2025 Legacy Software Modernization Survey Revealing Critical Business Risks for U.S. Enterprises

By News RoomAugust 25, 20253 Mins Read
Saritasa Releases Findings from 2025 Legacy Software Modernization Survey Revealing Critical Business Risks for U.S. Enterprises
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IRVINE, Calif., Aug. 25, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Saritasa announced the release of findings from its comprehensive 2025 “Legacy Software Modernization” survey of 500 U.S. IT professionals, revealing the growing urgency and business impact of outdated software on today’s enterprises. Over half of businesses still rely on legacy software despite risks ranging from security vulnerabilities to operational inefficiencies.

The survey provides fresh, data-backed insights into the scope of legacy software challenges in 2025. The data reveals that 62% of organizations still use legacy systems, with 43% citing security vulnerabilities as a major concern. Despite these risks, 68% rely on their internal IT teams for maintenance, and 50% say the biggest reason they haven’t upgraded is because “the current system still works.” Among organizations pursuing modernization, 48% say performance improvements are their top goal. The findings demonstrate that modernization needs to take a proactive approach rather than a reactive one for businesses to benefit from the latest innovations in technology.

“Legacy software is a critical business risk that forward-thinking companies must prioritize,” said Nik Froehlich, CEO of Saritasa. “Our survey reveals that organizations can no longer afford to delay modernization initiatives. Companies taking a proactive approach to legacy system updates are better positioned to mitigate risks, reduce operational costs, and unlock new opportunities for growth.”

IT leaders are increasingly recognizing legacy software as more than just a technical challenge. It represents a strategic business imperative that affects competitiveness, security, and operational efficiency.

Saritasa’s custom legacy software modernization services help businesses transform outdated systems through comprehensive solutions. Full system analysis and consulting identifies risks and modernization paths. Cloud migration services improve scalability and security. System integration and API development ensure seamless legacy system connectivity. Custom rebuilds leverage modern architectures for long-term performance. Modern technology enablement incorporates cloud and AI integration.

This comprehensive approach ensures organizations can modernize their systems while maintaining business momentum and maximizing return on investment.

“Saritasa brings 20 years of proven experience delivering end-to-end custom software solutions with a focus on business outcomes, not just technical execution,” Froehlich added. “We take a people-first approach which has paid off with many successful long-term client partnerships.”

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About Saritasa

Saritasa is a full-service custom software development firm offering mobile app, web, backend, IoT, and AR/VR development services. The company’s clients include a variety of innovative startups and enterprises across multiple verticals, including life sciences, commercial, industrial, and high technology. Saritasa strives to bridge the gap between technology and business by creating a technology company with a business mindset. Saritasa prides itself on being a reliable technology partner with its team of experts, consultants, and advisors who bring innovative solutions to businesses. Learn more at www.saritasa.com.

For media inquiries, please contact:

Sabrina Froehlich
Saritasa
[email protected]
646.503.5318

www.saritasa.com.

A photo accompanying this announcement is available at https://www.globenewswire.com/NewsRoom/AttachmentNg/a7a89d97-98dd-4e5b-95a5-68a9f9b6036e

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