For CIOs: enterprise technology and systems management
Keep your existing systems and transform your technology infrastructure.
IT teams are responsible not only for keeping systems running but also for keeping the technology infrastructure sustainable while handling growing business needs. Different technologies, legacy applications, rising development requests and maintenance load make this harder.
Challenges in IT management
A cycle every CIO knows: five problems, each feeding the next.
Your systems don’t know each other.
Enterprise applications and legacy systems accumulated over the years run separately; the same data lives in several places in different states.
Every new need means a new project.
Every request from the business turns into a long development and integration process; the queue grows while the business waits.
Cost and dependency grow every year.
Licensing, maintenance and dependency on specific technologies take up a growing share of the budget.
Your team spends its time on repetition, not transformation.
Recurring requests and manual operations fill the IT team’s day, leaving no time for strategic work.
Even automations are scattered.
Bots and workflows run in different tools, unaware of each other; nobody sees the whole picture from one place.
The problem isn’t the individual systems, it’s the gaps between them.
How does Butterfly help CIOs?
Butterfly works with your existing systems so you can manage applications, integrations and workflows in a shared orchestration layer.
Connect your existing systems.
Bring SAP, Oracle and your other enterprise applications together in shared workflows. Create data and task flows between processes without changing existing systems.
Speed up application development.
Deliver applications and workflows for business needs faster with a low-code development approach.
Manage automations centrally.
Link RPA and other automation processes to workflows. Keep automations from running independently of each other across different systems.
Gain visibility into IT operations.
Make request, task, project and approval processes traceable so you can track workload and process status.
Outcomes for CIOs
- Getting more value from existing technology investments
- A more manageable architecture across systems
- Faster development of new applications and processes
- Less integration and maintenance complexity
- A lighter operational load for IT teams
Short answers
for CIOs.
Does Butterfly require us to replace our existing systems?
Can it work with legacy applications?
Can we keep using our existing automations?
Rethink your technology infrastructure.
See how Butterfly can help you build a more flexible technology architecture while keeping your existing systems.