OpenLegacy
Plug and Play · Instantly Integrate Core Systems to the Cloud- Enabling organizations with legacy systems to release digital services faster and more efficiently than ever before
Competitors
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
| AI, Data, Devtools | Not stated | Plug and Play |
Adjacent
| Company | Category | Status | Program |
|---|---|---|---|
| Other | Acquired | YCW18 | |
| AI, Devtools | Active | YC +1F25 | |
| AI | Not stated | Plug and Play | |
| Other | Not stated | 500 Global2019 | |
| Devtools | Acquired | YCS15 |
Also from Plug and Play in Developer tools
All of Plug and PlayPrograms
| Program | Cohort | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Not stated | Plug and Play Page |
About OpenLegacy
"OpenLegacy is a leading modernization platform that revolutionizes digital transformation by seamlessly integrating core systems with the cloud. With a focus on speed and efficiency, OpenLegacy enables organizations to create microservices and APIs 20 times faster, achieve a 75% lower total cost of ownership, and experience 5 times better API performance. Operating globally across various industries, OpenLegacy has partnered with renowned companies such as Citi, AIG, MUFG, and Liberty Mutual. The OpenLegacy Hub, their flagship product, simplifies the modernization process by directly connecting to complex legacy systems without additional technology layers. This allows for the automatic generation of digital services, deployment to any cloud environment, and management of legacy assets in a user-friendly manner. With OpenLegacy, organizations can release new digital services efficiently and effectively, without disrupting their existing systems."
- Category
- Developer tools
- Location
- United States
- Checked
- 1h ago
OpenLegacy: questions
Which accelerators did OpenLegacy go through?
OpenLegacy is listed by Plug and Play.
Where is OpenLegacy based?
OpenLegacy lists United States as its location on Plug and Play's page.
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