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AI readiness doesn't require ditching IBM i core systems

Organizations are debating whether to fully migrate from IBM i systems before adopting AI, a move that could be costly and disruptive. While IBM i is considered legacy due to its interface and limited native AI integration, its core transaction processing capabilities remain highly stable and reliable. Experts suggest that instead of a complete overhaul, building an AI and integration layer around the existing IBM i system could be a more efficient and effective approach to achieving AI readiness. AI

IMPACT Suggests a pragmatic approach to AI integration for businesses with legacy core systems, potentially saving costs and accelerating adoption.

RANK_REASON This is an opinion piece discussing a strategic approach to AI adoption for organizations using IBM i systems.

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AI readiness doesn't require ditching IBM i core systems

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Mohit Gupta, Forbes Councils Member ·

    Why Replacing IBM I Core Completely Is Not A Prerequisite For AI Readiness

    Organizations should consider whether they can make the existing system an active participant in an AI-driven operation rather than a barrier to one.