Karsun Solutions, an enterprise modernization company delivering solutions to mission-driven organizations and public sector agencies, announced it achieved the Generative AI Consulting Services Competency. This designation recognizes Karsun’s proven technical expertise and demonstrated success helping customers build and deploy generative AI solutions on Amazon Web Services (AWS).
As an AWS Partner Network (APN) Advanced Tier Services Partner, Karsun continues to expand its portfolio of AWS recognitions. In addition to this new competency, it holds AWS competencies in Mainframe Modernization, Migration and Modernization, Government, and DevOps, and is a recognized AWS Well-Architected Partner.
Accelerating Enterprise AI with the ReDuX Platform
Central to Karsun’s generative AI solutions is its ReDuX platform. ReDuX applies specialized AI agents to accelerate enterprise modernization by transforming legacy systems into AI-ready applications. The platform rapidly analyzes complex enterprise environments, extracts institutional knowledge and business rules, generates production-ready code, automates testing, and creates comprehensive documentation, helping organizations modernize with greater speed, accuracy, and confidence.
Built with enterprise governance and human oversight at its core, ReDuX enables organizations to responsibly adopt generative AI while maintaining the security, transparency, and traceability required for mission-critical systems.
Delivering AI-Powered Modernization
Karsun helps government agencies and commercial organizations move beyond AI experimentation by embedding generative AI throughout the software modernization lifecycle. With ReDuX, organizations can:
- Analyze and blueprint legacy applications using AI-powered discovery.
- Extract business rules and institutional knowledge from decades-old systems.
- Generate modern application code and supporting documentation.
- Automate testing and quality assurance to accelerate delivery.
- Enable human-in-the-loop modernization with enterprise governance and security.
By combining the ReDuX platform with decades of modernization experience, Karsun helps organizations modernize legacy systems, accelerate software delivery, and prepare their technology ecosystems for enterprise AI.
The ReDuX platform is now available to federal and commercial customers in AWS Marketplace and at GoReDuX.ai.
About Karsun Solutions
Karsun Solutions modernizes legacy systems, enabling government agencies and enterprise organizations to elevate mission capability. IT solutions from Karsun are tailored to meet mission-driven organizations’ unique needs and optimize operations. These solutions adapt and stay relevant to current trends while using secure, digital architecture built to last. Karsun is a proven modernization partner whose expertise ensures every next opportunity is within reach. Learn more at Karsun-LLC.com.
About ReDuX
The ReDuX AI-powered platform expedites the modernization of mainframe and other legacy system applications. Key tools in the platform include its blueprinting agents, which provide deep insights into system structure and behavior, and its transformation agents, which use the outputs from the blueprinting agents to generate code and facilitate incremental migration. These agents enhance security and privacy through project-specific deployments, reduce hallucinations by grounding AI in customer artifacts, and provide proven prompt templates that accelerate developer productivity. Learn more at GoReDuX.ai.
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Join our innovative, award-winning organization. In case you missed it, the Washington Business Journal recently listed Karsun Solutions among the largest employers in the Washington, D.C. region. Not only that, but WTOP named Karsun one of the Top Workplaces in D.C. In fact, in addition to these awards in the D.C. area. Karsun has repeatedly ranked among the best employers in the USA, in Oklahoma City, and among companies hiring remote employees. Moreover, our culture drives innovation, an insight we shared in a blog here.
And now, we’re growing again! Karsun is hiring. Take the next step in your career journey and check out our latest hot jobs below. Follow us on LinkedIn for the latest news from our team!
Our Latest Technology Hot Jobs:
- Chief Solution Architect: We are seeking a technical visionary to reimagine the transformation of legacy applications using traditional architecture combined with low code application platforms (LCAP) and AI/ML technologies.
- Lead Full Stack Developer: Grow an agile team of developers and test automation into a high-performance team.
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Launch the next step in your career with the company transforming possible for government agencies. Join the workplace where the only limit on your potential is the limit of your curiosity. Find Your Next with a company focused on flexibility, professional excellence and innovation.
Five Fast Facts About Working at Karsun:
- Karsun modernization experts deliver modern software, cloud, data, and AI solutions to government agencies.
- Our work is powered by the ReDuX platform which uses agentic AI to rapidly blueprint and transform complex legacy systems. See it in action at GoReDuX.ai.
- Our customers include the General Services Administration, Federal Aviation Administration and other federal agencies.
- Karsun was recently named a Public Sector Contender by ISG.
- Karsun offered over 8200 hours of training to our team members in 2025.
Discover our latest openings at KarsunCareers.com.
While some states are modernizing to reduce costs, others are being driven by a different challenge, improving how government services are experienced by the people who use them. In 2026 constituents expect digital interactions with the government to feel no different than digital interactions anywhere else. They expect services to be intuitive and available when they need them.
Research from Georgetown University’s Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation’s DigitalGovHub shows that states are increasingly investing in digital transformation to improve service delivery. Better service delivery is not separate from efficiency. In many cases, improving how services are delivered is what drives efficiency.
Expectations Have Changed
The standard for government services has shifted. People no longer compare public services to other agencies. They compare them to every other digital experience they have. Whether while applying for benefits or updating records, users expect those interactions to be simple and consistent. According to StateScoop, the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) reported that digital services are now among the top priorities for state leaders.
This reflects a broader realization that digital experience is no longer just a technology issue but is becoming a trust issue. When services feel difficult to access, the government feels harder to trust.
Why Legacy Systems Cannot Deliver Modern Experiences
Legacy systems were not built for today’s user experience. Many still rely on outdated interfaces, disconnected databases, and siloed workflows that make it difficult for systems to communicate effectively or share information seamlessly across agencies. As a result, users are often forced to repeat information, move between systems, or wait through delays that feel unnecessary. That creates frustration for constituents and inefficiency inside agencies. Every confusing process adds manual work and places more pressure on internal teams. Over time, poor digital experience becomes an operational problem instead of just a customer experience problem.
This is where many states are now seeing modernization differently. Improving digital services is not just about making systems easier to use. It is about reducing the operational burden those systems create.
Better Experience Creates Better Efficiency
States that improve service delivery often see internal benefits at the same time. When systems are easier to navigate, users complete tasks more accurately. When services are connected, staff spend less time correcting errors. When processes are automated, agencies can focus resources on more complex work instead of repetitive tasks.
The result is that better experiences often lead to more efficient operations. This is why digital experience is becoming a strategic priority as it is about building systems that reduce friction across the entire organization. As both Pew and NASCIO suggest, agencies are increasingly recognizing that user experience and operational efficiency are deeply connected.
A More Citizen-Centered Approach
One of the more important shifts happening in 2026 is how states define service delivery. Instead of designing systems around agency workflows, more states are beginning to design services around how people actually interact with the government. That means creating simpler experiences, connecting systems behind the scenes, and continuously improving services based on real user needs. That shift changes modernization from a technical exercise into a service strategy that may be the more meaningful transformation for many agencies.
Moving Forward with Confidence
Digital experience is becoming one of the strongest drivers behind modernization. Platforms like Karsun’s ReDuX help agencies better understand the systems behind their services, identify where friction exists, and modernize in a way that improves both usability and efficiency. By creating a clearer path from legacy systems to connected experiences, agencies can improve service delivery without increasing complexity.
To learn how agencies are modernizing digital services, explore our latest case studies or connect with our team to discuss how these strategies can be applied in your organization.
State agencies entered 2026 with a familiar challenge: rising expectations constrained by shrinking budgets. Agencies must deliver better services, move faster, and remain secure, all while operating with fewer resources. That pressure changes how states think about modernization. What was once positioned primarily as a long-term technology investment is now being evaluated based on its ability to deliver near-term operational and financial improvements.
Research from Pew shows that states are doubling down on efficiency and technology innovation as budgets tighten. This shift is already producing measurable results. Maryland, for example, modernized parts of its vehicle fleet operations and expects to save approximately $800,000 annually while Pennsylvania, having taken a similar approach, saved tens of millions of dollars.
States are no longer modernizing simply to replace aging systems. They are modernizing because efficiency has become a financial necessity.
Legacy Systems Are Standing in the Way
Many agencies are trying to improve efficiency using systems that were never designed for this level of demand. Insights from StateScoop show that states are shifting toward technologies like artificial intelligence to automate work and improve operational efficiency. At the same time, the National Association of State Chief Information Officers (NASCIO) continues to highlight digital services and cybersecurity as top priorities.
Legacy systems make that balance difficult. Financial data is often siloed, limiting visibility into spending and making it harder to identify fraud and waste. Manual processes slow reporting and force agencies to react to problems rather than prevent them. This lack of visibility and automation impacts both efficiency and experience. Without real-time insight into operations, agencies struggle to identify inefficiencies early, and staff are forced to rely on time-consuming, manual workflows.
Fortunately, legacy modernization can solve many of these concerns. For example, one Karsun team addressed this challenge with the development of a dashboard for one of our federal customers. By improving transparency the customer improved accountability across IT investments. By centralizing data and improving visibility into spending and performance, they could more easily track outcomes, identify inefficiencies, and make more informed decisions.
Cost Optimization Is Becoming a Strategic Priority
Agencies face another challenge with their aging systems. Legacy systems become more costly to maintain and increasingly difficult to support as expertise declines. The longer they remain in place, the harder it becomes to operate efficiently and respond to changing demands.
For many states, modernization is now directly tied to cost control. Rather than making broad changes all at once, agencies are focusing on improving financial visibility, reducing waste, and automating repetitive internal processes that consume time and resources. Modern systems enable this by providing real-time insights and reducing reliance on manual work, allowing agencies to manage resources more proactively. This shift also reflects growing pressure for accountability. As reported by StateScoop, political and budget constraints are pushing agencies to justify spending more clearly. Modernization, in this context, becomes a way to reduce costs while improving transparency.
A Shift Toward Measurable Results
States are also redefining how they approach modernization. Instead of large, multi-year efforts, agencies are prioritizing initiatives that deliver measurable outcomes such as cost savings and improved operational performance. As highlighted by both The Pew Charitable Trusts and National Association of State Chief Information Officers, modernization is increasingly tied to efficiency, not just innovation.
Moving Forward with Confidence
Cost optimization is only one part of the modernization story. Many states are also focusing on improving how services are delivered, recognizing that better experiences can also drive efficiency. We will explore this shift in more detail in the next blog.
Platforms like Karsun’s ReDuX help agencies better understand their systems, identify inefficiencies, and modernize in a way that reduces risk while improving visibility and control.
To learn how agencies are approaching modernization to improve financial performance, explore our latest case studies or connect with our team to discuss what that strategy could look like in your agency.
Karsun Solutions is pleased to welcome Andrew Larson as Senior Vice President, Mission Solutions. Andrew brings more than 20 years of experience driving strategic growth, federal market expansion, technology modernization, and mission-focused delivery across both civilian and commercial sectors. Throughout his career, he has built and led high-performing technical delivery teams, shaped multi-billion-dollar opportunities, and helped organizations grow their footprint in highly competitive markets.
Most recently, Andrew served as Senior Vice President and Partner at Booz Allen Hamilton, where he formed and led a strategic technology investment and growth function supporting a multi-billion-dollar portfolio of Mission Systems opportunities. Earlier in his career, he held leadership roles at Science Applications International Corp., where he developed the company’s IT services business at the Department of Commerce and led complex programs for organizations including the USPTO, SEC, and GSA.
Andrew’s background reflects a deep commitment to innovation, delivery excellence, and mission impact. His experience includes advancing cloud, software development, artificial intelligence, and modernization capabilities; securing large-scale contracts; and building enduring customer relationships grounded in trust and results. He is also recognized for his leadership in organizational change, market entry strategy, solution architecture, and the development of technology investments that improve mission outcomes.
About Karsun Solutions
Karsun Solutions modernizes legacy systems enabling government agencies and enterprise organizations to elevate mission capability. IT solutions from Karsun are tailored to meet mission-driven organizations’ unique needs and optimize operations. These solutions adapt and stay relevant to current trends while using secure, digital architecture built to last. It is a proven modernization partner whose expertise ensures every next opportunity is within reach. Learn more at Karsun-LLC.com.
Herndon Virginia – Karsun Solutions announced it has been awarded a Top Workplaces 2026 honor by WTOP News. This list is based solely on employee feedback gathered through a third-party survey administered by employee engagement technology partner Energage, LLC. The confidential survey uniquely measures the employee experience and its component themes, including employees feeling Respected & Supported, Enabled to Grow, and Empowered to Execute, to name a few.
The WTOP Top Workplaces award recognizes employee-centered companies in the Washington, D.C. region. Karsun Solutions has been headquartered in Herndon, Virginia for more than 15 years. In that time, it has been bestowed accolades not only for its company culture, but also its commitment to brining innovative solutions to address U.S. government technology challenges. It recently released ReDuX, an AI-powered platform for unlocking system intelligence from mainframe and other legacy systems while accelerating the delivery of modern code in cloud-native environments.
Earlier this year Karsun announced it was the recipient of the 2026 USA TODAY Top Workplaces award. It also announced it was also a Top Workplaces Culture Excellence honoree and a named top tech employer. Its team members are encouraged to “Find Your Next” through a culture that focuses on flexibility, professional excellence and innovation. Learn more about careers at the industry leading company at KarsunCareers.com.
About Karsun Solutions
Launch the next step in your career with the company transforming possible for the government and mission-driven organizations. Join the workplace where the only limit on your potential is the limit of your curiosity. Thrive in a community that empowers software development, cloud and data experts. At Karsun, collaborate in a culture that allows you the freedom to explore every possibility and provides support to turn your bold ideas into reality. Expand your career potential with dynamic development resources like Karsun Academy and sponsored technical certification courses. And joining a growing enterprise means as we grow, so do your career opportunities. Take your career to the next level and play your part in powering new possibilities for federal agencies.
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As organizations move from AI experimentation to real implementation, one thing is becoming clear: there is no single path to integrating large language models (LLMs). The way enterprises adopt AI depends heavily on where they start, whether that is application development, data infrastructure, or regulatory requirements.
At Karsun, we see this play out across customers. Instead of pushing a single solution, our focus is on helping organizations navigate this growing ecosystem of enterprise AI platforms and then select the approach that best aligns with their goals and mission. We work with many of the most common enterprise AI platforms including Amazon Bedrock, Databricks Mosaic AI and Snowflake Cortex.
Two Ways Organizations Are Approaching AI
At a high level, enterprise AI strategies tend to fall into two categories. Some organizations prioritize speed and accessibility, adopting API-driven services that make it easy to integrate AI into applications. Others prioritize control and governance, embedding AI directly into their data platforms as part of a broader enterprise AI platform strategy. I like to think of this as a spectrum, ranging from a high-end all-you-can-eat buffet to a custom Michelin-star kitchen. Some enterprise AI platforms are designed for speed and flexibility, allowing teams to quickly access a variety of models and get started with minimal overhead. Others are built for control and customization, enabling organizations to tailor models, workflows, and governance to their specific data and requirements.
Neither approach is inherently better. They reflect different priorities, and in many cases, organizations are starting to use both, aligning each approach to the specific problem they are trying to solve.
Enterprise AI Platform for Speed and Optionality
Amazon Bedrock
Amazon Bedrock represents a more application-layer approach to AI. It provides a fully managed, serverless enterprise AI platform that provides access to multiple foundation models through a single API, removing the need to manage infrastructure.
This allows teams to move quickly from experimentation to production. Developers can integrate AI capabilities, test across different models, and scale usage without needing deep expertise in model hosting or data engineering. Built-in guardrails and simplified retrieval-augmented generation workflows also make it easier to incorporate enterprise data while maintaining appropriate controls. For many organizations, especially those already operating in cloud environments, this becomes a practical way to introduce AI without significant overhead.
Enterprise AI Platform for Control and Customization
Databricks Mosaic AI
Databricks Mosaic AI reflects a different approach by embedding AI directly within the data platform. Instead of sitting on top of the stack, it becomes part of the broader data and analytics workflow.
This gives organizations tighter control over how models are built and trained. Teams can work directly with proprietary data and develop more customized solutions. It also supports more complex, multi-step AI systems that go beyond simple prompt-response use cases. For organizations where AI is deeply tied to data strategy, this type of enterprise AI platform is essential to delivering reliable and repeatable outcomes.
Snowflake Cortex
Snowflake Cortex represents another data-centric approach to enterprise AI by embedding AI capabilities directly within the data cloud. Similar to Databricks Mosaic AI, it focuses on bringing models closer to where enterprise data already lives. This allows organizations to run AI-powered functions directly within Snowflake using familiar tools like SQL and Python. Teams can apply LLM capabilities including classification and data enrichment without needing to move data outside the platform or manage additional infrastructure.
For organizations already invested in Snowflake, Cortex becomes a natural extension of their data strategy. It enables teams to integrate AI directly into analytics and reporting workflows while maintaining strong governance and control over sensitive data.
Built for Compliance and Change
For enterprise and government customers, these decisions are rarely just technical. Compliance, security, and regulatory requirements often play a central role in shaping AI architecture. Some organizations prioritize managed enterprise AI platforms with built-in guardrails to simplify compliance, while others require full control over their data and models to meet strict governance standards. Both approaches are reflected in platforms like Bedrock, Mosaic AI, and Snowflake Cortex.As regulations evolve and model availability changes, organizations need the ability to adapt without being locked into a single provider or model. At Karsun, this is a key part of how solutions are designed. Our goal is to help customers build AI systems that align with their compliance frameworks while remaining adaptable over time.
Connect with our team and learn more about Karsun’s AI solutions to see how these enterprise AI platforms can be applied to your organization’s needs.
When teams move from deciding on their migration strategy to mobilizing to act, agentic AI can be used to enforce secure-by-design practices and policies. Welcome back to the second in our two part series on using agentic AI for DevSecOps to drive secure-by-design architecture. (If you missed part one, check out our previous post The Speed of Relevance: Laying the Foundation for Strong DevSecOps Practices)
Infrastructure as Code Delivers Automated Compliance Enforcement
Secure-by-design principles are enabled through both infrastructure as code and robust security testing practices. First, deployments via infrastructure-as-code (IaC) produce consistent, repeatable, and hardened environments, reducing misconfigurations. This addresses a common security weakness. Additionally, these pipelines generate detailed logs and audit trails.
Furthermore, pipelines can embed policy-as-code and compliance-as-code frameworks, continuously validating that builds align with standards like NIST, CMMC, STIG, RMF, or agency-specific security baselines. They can also build custom workflows and templates that ensure their DevSecOps agents work consistently following their internal guidelines and processes.
There are many examples of how teams can use preconfigured DevSecOps templates and workflows to enhance their security:
- Pipeline templates that enforce secure configurations by default (e.g., encryption turned on, least privilege IAM roles, logging enabled) across every environment.
- Workflows that eliminate hardcoded credentials by integrating with vaults and key management services, ensuring sensitive data is injected securely at runtime.
- Automated pipelines that support rolling updates and security patching, making it easier to quickly remediate vulnerabilities without manual intervention.
Automated Security Testing Provides Guardrails
The other component is security testing. Using ReDuX AI agents in combination with other automation tools, DevSecOps teams use security testing (static code analysis, dependency scanning, secret detection) early in the pipeline, ensuring vulnerabilities are caught before deployment.
Moreover, for every task performed by any ReDuX agent, output can be verified and corrected by a human team member. The self-learning agents improve their process, further improving efficiency gains. And because in enterprise implementations of ReDuX agents share skill improvements across the digital workforce, all agents improve when one agent improves. This process further enhances security beyond what is available with simply co-pilot tools or AI agents used for a single step of the process.
Ultimately, by both using OODA loops as described in our first post and automated compliance, teams can use AI for end enforcement of DevSecOps best practices. In addition to this, one of the most important ways DevSecOps supports security best practices is it fosters a culture of continuous improvement and collaboration, particularly between developers, security, and operations. At its core, DevSecOps best practices shift important security decisions to the left, moving them earlier in the process so that the tools use by modernization teams have the greatest impact at reducing risk.
If you want to see how your team can accelerate decision making and modernize with secure-by-design architecture, schedule a live demonstration with our team. And if you are headed to the AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days May 5-7, 2026, Let’s talk!
Last year our team examined agentic DevSecOps for secure-by-design architecture on our ReDuX blog. In this two part series, experts in our Defense portfolio are returning to their call to shift security decision making left. With renewed attention to the needs of the warfighter and the mission we address these new challenges and opportunities.
For agencies operating in an IL4 or IL5 environment integrating security into their modernization is an essential requirement of the mission. Modern environments must adhere to strict security standards, meet data sovereignty requirements, and enforce secure CI/CD pipelines all while operating within GovCloud.
In short, to effectively optimize DevOps outputs using AI, agencies must partner with organizations that have proven experience working with their highly-regulated environments. Moreover, when the modernized systems are well-architected, they directly operationalize secure-by-design principles. To achieve this state we use our ReDuX platform to observe to understand the legacy system, make informed decisions early and when relevant while building incrementally to adapt to changing mandates.
Shift-Left Security and the Speed of Relevance
In our original post, we noted, the earlier teams identify problems and security risks, the earlier they adapt and develop solutions. We call this Shift-Left Security and it greatly improves the speed of relevance for making critical architecture decisions that improve the overall security of the system.
Shift-Left Security is based on our integration of the Observe-Orient-Decide-Act (OODA) loop into our GoLean development methodology. With GoLean we observe process improvement opportunities earlier. After orienting to a new approach, we then decide on process improvements and act to implement it within our work. As a result of using this data-driven OODA loop process for over a decade our development methodology has been repeatedly appraised at CMMI Level 5.
When incorporated into our ReDuX process we use OODA loops to not only continuously improve process but also to reduce risk. We do this by building a comprehensive blueprint of the legacy system so we can observe risks. Next we orient to plan our migration roadmap, then decide to mobilize agents and teams to complete our work and finally, act to incrementally modernize while reducing rework.
Reducing Risk with Legacy System Blueprinting
Using agentic AI in our ReDuX platform, blueprinting agents map the structure of legacy systems and identifies its relationship to external components. Our teams can then match legacy code to screen flows and end-points so that teams identify orphan or dead code before they begin migration planning.
Thus, using agentic-driven blueprinting we greatly accelerate the speed of relevance for making critical security decisions. We move the decisions about how to improve, optimize and reimagine the system earlier in the discovery phase which allows us to act and adapt sooner to emerging risks.
If you want to learn how we use system blueprinting to accelerate decisionmaking and build secure systems, schedule a live demo with our team. If you are headed to the AFCEA Belvoir Industry Days May 5-7, 2026, Let’s talk!
And stay tuned! In our next blog we will share how we use AI agents to build secure architecture as part of our DevSecOps practice.
HERNDON, VA — Karsun Solutions, a leading provider of enterprise modernization software and solutions, announced it was named to the Northern Virginia Technology Council (NVTC) AI50 list. AI50 Companies are outstanding organizations whose artificial intelligence (AI) use creates customer value, transforms operations, and advances the Washington region’s AI leadership.
Karsun’s ReDuX Platform Drives Growth
Karsun has over 15 years of experience providing information technology services to the U.S. federal government. In 2025 it expanded its offerings to include new AI solutions while launching its ReDuX® AI-powered platform in the commercial market. Since its launch Karsun received repeated recognition for its ReDuX® platform including identification in the recently released 2026 Information Services Group (ISG) Provider Lens® Mainframes — Services and Solutions report for Application Modernization Software.
The ReDuX® platform uses agentic AI to accelerate key modernization tasks from discovery to delivery. ReDuX® uses AI agents to automate critical modernization tasks including blueprinting legacy systems, business logic and requirements extraction, code conversion and test automation, and the creation of custom digital workforces for common tasks.
Karsun recently released a pair of mainframe modernization case studies demonstrating the platform’s capabilities. These highlight the platform’s traceability and explainability features and show how teams use ReDuX® to reimagine document workflows. Learn how it works at GoReDuX.ai/how-it-works.
Karsun’s Technology Leadership in the D.C. Region
Karsun has previously received recognition on the NVTC’s Tech 100 ranking of the 100 leading companies in the Northern Virginia region located in the Washington, D.C. metro area. Its commitment to integrating emerging technologies into its software and solutions is led by the Karsun Innovation Center. This in-house research and development unit is responsible for developing the ReDuX® platform
The 2026 AI honorees will be celebrated at the NVTC’s Impact AI Summit on May 14, 2026. The recognition solidifies Karsun’s position as an emerging leader in the AI software and solutions market in one of the nation’s most dynamic technology ecosystems. Register to join Karsun and the other honorees at https://nvtc.glueup.com/event/impact-ai-summit-166407/.
About Karsun Solutions
Karsun Solutions modernizes legacy systems enabling government agencies and enterprise organizations to elevate mission capability. IT solutions from Karsun are tailored to meet mission-driven organizations’ unique needs and optimize operations. These solutions adapt and stay relevant to current trends while using secure, digital architecture built to last. It is a proven modernization partner whose expertise ensures every next opportunity is within reach. Learn more at Karsun-LLC.com.
About ReDuX
The ReDuX AI-powered platform expedites the modernization of mainframe and other legacy system applications. Key tools in the platform include its blueprinting agents, which provide deep insights into system structure and behavior, and its modernization agents, which use the outputs from the blueprinting agents to generate code and facilitate incremental migration. These agents also bring enhanced security and privacy, offering project-specific usability by interfacing with various systems, overcome hallucinations noted in large language models (LLMs), and provide proven prompt templates to save developers time and effort. Get started at GoReDuX.ai.