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Software does not always have to be completely redeveloped once it has reached the end of its life cycle. Instead, it can make sense to make the solution ‘fit’ again by gradually modernising it, thereby benefiting from countless advantages.

The software life cycle follows a natural progression, characterised by technological developments, changing market requirements and the increasing complexity of maintenance. When software no longer effectively fulfils its original tasks or the cost of maintenance and operation exceeds the benefits, it is time to consider software modernisation or software migration. This often happens after about ten years, but can be accelerated by various signs. Sustainability in software development refers to practices and principles that aim to achieve a long-term positive impact on the environment, society and the economy. These practices are aimed at using resources efficiently and minimising their use and developing software solutions that are not only functional and efficient, but also adaptable.