- Organisation
- The Insolvency Service, United Kingdom
- Predecessor
- a legacy integration estate with cost, maintainability and delivery constraints
- Destination
- a Microsoft Azure-native enterprise integration platform and Azure as the default destination for new integrations
- Workload
- Microsoft Azure enterprise integration platform
- Stage
- completed
Evidence boundary: The implementation-partner source supports the operational platform and named modernisation. Reported cost reduction from more than approximately USD 880,000 to approximately USD 450,000 is supplier-reported, and retirement of every predecessor component is not established.
Verified platform change
The Insolvency Service established its first cloud-native enterprise integration platform on Microsoft Azure and modernised the bounded legacy integration estate.
Transition
From: a legacy integration estate with cost, maintainability and delivery constraints
To: a Microsoft Azure-native enterprise integration platform and Azure as the default destination for new integrations
Known unknowns
The implementation-partner source supports the operational platform and named modernisation. Reported cost reduction from more than approximately USD 880,000 to approximately USD 450,000 is supplier-reported, and retirement of every predecessor component is not established.