Most enterprises have legacy code that needs to be rewritten to keep pace with industry standards, new technologies, and modern infrastructures. The primary purpose of an enterprise software rewrite is to ensure functional compatibility before retiring a legacy system. However, replacing large, complex, bread-and-butter legacy systems is a risky and costly project endeavor, frequently resulting in projects failing, being shelved, or abandoned. Software rewrites face significant challenges due to detailed code requirements, legacy infrastructure, and lack of support. Umang Nahata...
Umang Nahata
Progressive Insurance
Umang Nahata is a senior system test engineer with Progressive Insurance, where he applies architectural, technical, and process knowledge to deliver software assets that add value by increasing the breadth, coverage, and speed of testing. He has an inquisitive spirit and researches new approaches, tools, and techniques to solve complex testing problems. A software developer at heart with a passion for building quality software, Umang has a talent for creating effective test strategies. He has been in the IT industry for more than ten years in a variety of roles and experiences. Umang is passionate about software testing, test automation, and advocating better collaboration for building better software.