Modernization 3.0: AI powered experience rebuild

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New Delhi, India

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About the Session:

Modernization is often viewed as a technology upgrade, but true transformation goes beyond code. Legacy systems continue to power critical enterprise operations, yet they often introduce friction, inconsistency, trust issues, and fragmented experiences for users.

This session explores modernization through a UX lens uncovering how technical debt, architecture decisions, organizational constraints, and outdated workflows impact user experience. Through real-world examples, discussions, and a hands-on workshop, participants will learn how experience modernization requires rethinking not just interfaces, but the systems and decisions behind them.

What You’ll Learn:

How to identify hidden UX debt within legacy systems

Why modernization is more than visual redesign or UI refresh

The relationship between architecture, performance, trust, and usability

How technical and organizational decisions shape customer experience

Practical approaches to simplifying fragmented user journeys

The role of AI in accelerating modernization and its limitations

Frameworks to investigate friction, process gaps, and trust issues in enterprise experiences

Who Should Attend?

Design student and freshers

UI/UX design (Junior to senior level)

Product managers

Developers, QA and BA

Why Attend?

Gain a fresh perspective on modernization beyond technology

Understand the hidden UX costs of technical debt

Learn practical ways to improve enterprise experiences

Explore how AI is influencing modernization strategies

Participate in an interactive workshop and problem-solving activity

Learnings and Takeaways:

  • Recognize UX debt hidden inside legacy systems

  • Connect user frustration with technical and organizational decisions

  • Understand why redesign alone often fails

  • Identify how architecture influences usability, trust, and workflows

  • Think of modernization as continuous experience evolution rather than one-time redesign

  • Apply a UX debt investigation mindset to uncover business and user problems

  • Explore opportunities for automation and experience simplification


Workshop brief

  • Keynote

  • Introduction & Ice breaker

  • Presentation, talk, sharing thoughts by interactive way

  • Break & networking

  • Workshop & Group Presentation

  • Closure & Q&A

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Gurugram, India

Shlok Kumar Nikhil

Sr. Manager Product Design at Aakash Byju's

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