From 20-Year Legacy Code to Cloud-Native: How One FMCG Giant Transformed 16 COBOL Applications in 12 Months
Executive Summary
A leading FMCG company migrated 16 legacy COBOL mainframe applications to modern cloud-native architecture — eliminating mainframe costs while enabling real-time retail operations.
At a Glance
- 16 Legacy Applications
- 5TB Data Volume
- 20+ year-old System
Why They Needed to Change
- Skyrocketing Broadcom/mainframe licensing costs
- Batch-only processing causing inventory & reporting delays
- Complex SAP integrations with almost no documentation
Results Achieved
- 35% Cost Reduction
- 40% Faster Code Delivery
- 50% Dev Time Saved
- Zero Downtime Migration
“The biggest challenge was modernizing 20+ year old COBOL systems while maintaining business continuity.” — Avkash Chauhan, SVP AI & Digital Engineering
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