A hardware supplier’s expensive pile of labels explains LANSA’s appeal: change the way a business works while keeping the software knowledge it has already paid for.
The internet promised that software could talk to software. Then it hid the useful bits behind a login screen. Deck's bet is that an agent with its own computer can finish the conversation.
When open-source support expires but the application still runs the business, HeroDevs patches the old code in place. The bet is simple: a clean security scan today is worth more than a panicked rewrite tomorrow.