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Across

1. The inability of legacy systems to grow or adapt to changing business needs

2. Difficulty in finding resources or expertise to maintain legacy systems

3. Incompatibilities or clashes between different software, hardware, or data formats.

4. A software component that acts as an intermediary between two or more applications or services to facilitate communication and data exchange.

5. Old and outdated physical equipment that legacy systems run on

6. Difficulties or obstacles encountered when upgrading or transitioning from older ICT systems to newer ones, often leading to compatibility issues.

7. The potential for legacy systems to fail to meet modern regulatory requirements

8. The ability of a system or software to work with older versions or systems while still supporting newer functionalities.

9. The cost of maintaining and supporting legacy systems over time

10. Information and Communication Technology systems, which encompass hardware, software, and networks.

11. Recently implemented or upgraded Information and Communication Technology systems.

12. A server that acts as an entry point for APIs to manage, route, and secure incoming and outgoing API traffic.

13. The process of combining and interconnecting new ICT systems with existing technology infrastructure.

Down

14. The inability of software applications or programs to function properly or work together due to differences in programming languages, versions, or dependencies.

15. Refers to outdated or older ICT systems or software that may not be fully compatible with new or modern ICT systems, resulting in compatibility issues.

16. The ability of different ICT systems or software to seamlessly communicate, exchange data, and work together without any compatibility issues.

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