Keeping enterprise software behemoths on better life-support is no longer a viable strategy for most ... much of it is vulnerable to generative and predictive A

Keeping enterprise software behemoths on better life-support is no longer a viable strategy for most ... much of it is vulnerable to generative and predictive AI powered incarnations of whatever it was originally built to do ... retro-fitting will, in most cases, not be as competitive as rebuilding using a completely different architecture This is the early 1700s for enterprise software and we are witnessing the equivalent of discovering the steam engine -- almost all will need to be rebuilt in next 15 years and that requires the inverse of a cookie-cutter engineering approach as optimal patterns are yet to be established