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Reverse engineer 45 years of mainframe code in one day? Toyota USA did—using Amazon Q Developer to scan hundreds of COBOL modules, generating documentation that normally takes months. The result? Agentic AI with AWS Transform + record-time migration.

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Amazon Web Services7 months ago

Discover how AWS Migration & Modernization with agentic AI can accelerate your digital transformation.

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Gregor7 months ago

@Toyota What made Toyota confident enough to trust auto-generated docs without a manual review pass on the critical modules?

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LightShift Studio7 months ago

@Toyota Wow, you basically turned a decade's worth of paperwork into digital gold!

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mohamed karim7 months ago

@Toyota Thanks for sharing

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Laniakea Cloud Services7 months ago

@Toyota The documentation generation is the underrated part here. Most mainframe migrations stall not because the code is hard to rewrite, but because nobody alive fully understands what it does. AI-generated docs as the first step before touching any code is the right sequencing.

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Samukiya Mur7 months ago

@Toyota Yes, I understand. It's very interesting; the second problem for my film Eliza could be solved. 🙏

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