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Reducing technical debt isn’t just about fixing old systems. It’s about creating a scalable foundation for future growth.

As organizations increasingly prioritize digital transformation, CIOs are expected to lead initiatives that integrate technology with operational goals. This shift demands a broader skill set and strategic vision. Here’s how independent software maintenance can help CIOs meet those challenges.

Recent U.S. tariffs have disrupted global supply chains and increased costs for major tech companies. Here are some ways the high-tech sector can reduce software expenses while adapting to shifting market conditions.

With topics including eliminating technical debt, safeguarding critical systems, and jump-starting IT innovation, “Empower 2025: Innovating Without Boundaries” is guaranteed to spark some new ideas to incorporate into your future IT strategy.

Managing technical debt isn’t about making huge overnight changes. It’s about creating a clear, controlled IT strategy that aligns with business priorities. It requires analyzing how technical debt impacts your operations

“Everyone’s nervous about doing something about it, but I work with companies like Origina that help take that burden away, providing comfort that you can have all your applications supported for less”- Louise Leavy, FCCA, Expert Chief Transformation Officer

Origina, the leading global independent software maintenance vendor for IBM, HCL, and VMware products, has been named one of the best places to work in Texas in 2025 by Fortune Media and Great Place to Work.

The resurgence of the Bumblebee malware loader via RVTools serves as a reminder of how important it is to stay ahead of evolving threats with a strong and proactive cybersecurity strategy.

When a US insurer was left stranded without IBM support, Origina stepped in to provide a secure solution that also helped them to save. In Origina, they found themselves a strategic partner to help significantly reduce their IBM footprint.