The presence of legacy IT in your organisation will increase the probability of a range of associated risks for your organisation. Lantos will work with your stakeholders, suppliers and digital and technology environments to identify and capture the nature of those risks and their impact attributable to legacy IT.
Legacy IT risks present themselves in a variety of ways. They can affect the efficiency and effectiveness of your entire portfolio, in areas such as finance, cyber security, service management, commercials, and prevent you from easily undertaking digital transformation and technology innovation initiatives.
For any organisation who is serious about making a commitment to tackle legacy IT and driving change to resolve the problems and costs it presents, Lantos provides consultancy services to support and lead this risk management work.
We provide a tailored portfolio risk review and assessment services to enable clients to clearly identify and understand all legacy IT within your organisation, including its applications, network environments and commercial arrangements.
Typically, this Legacy IT Risk Management service is provided with the Legacy IT Maturity Assessments and Legacy IT Remediation Strategies services. During 2020/21, Lantos was engaged by GDS to provide consultancy to the cross-government Legacy IT programme. This provided a unique opportunity to obtain insight into the range of current portfolio legacy IT risks and challenges faced by central government departments and their priorities for remediation in SR20.
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