MIGRATING LEGACY HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS TO CLOUD-NATIVE MICROSERVICES WITH AI: BEST PRACTICES AND PITFALLS

This paper discusses the challenge and opportunity of migrating legacy health care information systems to cloud-native microservices designs with additional artificial intelligence capabilities. Healthcare organizations have unique constraints including regulatory compliance requirements, data sensitivity concerns, and the high-value nature of the requirement for continuous availability of services. Through case study analysis and best practices from the industry, we identify top implementation strategies, pitfalls, and a road map to successful migration that achieves the optimal balance between innovation, patient safety, and data protection. Our findings are that a phased risk-managed implementation with suitable governance models and specialized AI modules can bring significant improvement in system scalability, interoperability, and clinical decision support with minimal disruption to care delivery.

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International Journal of Apllied Mathematics
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2025-09-18
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https://doi.org/10.12732/ijam.v38i2s.123
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IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
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MIGRATING LEGACY HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS TO CLOUD-NATIVE MICROSERVICES WITH AI: BEST PRACTICES AND PITFALLS

Sai Rupesh Kagga
1 citations
International Journal of Apllied Mathematics
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
1.49
article

MIGRATING LEGACY HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS TO CLOUD-NATIVE MICROSERVICES WITH AI: BEST PRACTICES AND PITFALLS

Sai Rupesh Kagga
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This paper discusses the challenge and opportunity of migrating legacy health care information systems to cloud-native microservices designs with additional artificial intelligence capabilities. Healthcare organizations have unique constraints including regulatory compliance requirements, data sensitivity concerns, and the high-value nature of the requirement for continuous availability of services. Through case study analysis and best practices from the industry, we identify top implementation strategies, pitfalls, and a road map to successful migration that achieves the optimal balance between innovation, patient safety, and data protection. Our findings are that a phased risk-managed implementation with suitable governance models and specialized AI modules can bring significant improvement in system scalability, interoperability, and clinical decision support with minimal disruption to care delivery.

International Journal of Apllied MathematicsVol. 38(2s)
H.B. Fuller (United States) (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 13%
IoT and Edge/Fog Computing
1.49
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