
The tool gives enterprises a faster, lower‑risk path to retire costly legacy systems, unlocking trapped data and improving operational agility. It also creates a new revenue stream for Pega in the growing legacy‑modernization market.
Legacy enterprise software like Lotus Notes persists in thousands of organizations, burdened by undocumented code, brittle integrations, and outdated user experiences. These applications often sit at the core of critical processes, yet their maintenance costs soar as skilled staff retire and vendor support dwindles. The resulting technical debt hampers innovation, inflates operational expenses, and exposes firms to security and compliance risks, prompting a strategic imperative to modernize or replace such systems.
Pega’s Blueprint platform addresses this challenge by using generative AI to ingest diverse inputs—videos, PDFs, screenshots—and produce near‑complete application designs. The newly introduced Notes to Blueprint™ builds on Blueprint’s 80% design automation, adding Adopteq’s InvestigatorPlus and MigratorPlus tools to map Notes databases, extract trapped data, and generate cloud‑ready data models. Integrated with Pega Infinity’s low‑code environment, the solution enables rapid iteration, while Capgemini’s CAALM services provide end‑to‑end migration, testing, and change‑management support, reducing the typical multi‑year modernization timeline to months.
The market opportunity is significant: with an estimated $370 million average enterprise loss to technical debt, the 34,000‑strong Notes user base represents a lucrative segment for Pega and its partners. By offering a cost‑effective, low‑risk pathway to modern, AI‑enhanced workflows, Pega positions itself as a leader in legacy transformation. Early adopters can expect faster time‑to‑value, improved data accessibility for analytics, and a competitive edge through re‑imagined processes rather than simple replication of legacy functionality.
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