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BMC named a Challenger for AI-Augmented Code Modernization in the 2026 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) inaugural report. Aug 06, 2026, 08:00 ET BMC AMI DevX, included in the report, supports the company's commitment to deliver purpose-built agentic AI for mainframe environments HOUSTON, Aug. 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - BMC, the automation company for the AI era, been recognized as a Challenger in the 2026 Gartner(R) Magic Quadrant(TM) for AI-Augmented Code Modernization [[1]]. A complimentary copy of the report is available for download here. Enterprises come to BMC first for trusted execution and reliability with innovations that are designed to scale across mainframe, cloud, and hybrid environments. BMC believes that the Challenger recognition supports BMC's long-term vision and commitment to deliver purpose-built agentic AI for mainframe environments. By helping customers to innovate faster with less risk, BMC AMI DevX brings governance, enterprise integrations, and domain-specific mainframe context to mission-critical environments. According to Gartner, AI-Augmented Code Modernization Tools are "software solutions that use specialized AI agents, generative AI, and deterministic analysis to accelerate the transformation of legacy systems. These tools automate and enhance a broad spectrum of modernization activities, including deep code and architecture analysis, software documentation, dependency mapping, risk assessment, migration planning, and refactoring. By supporting end-to-end modernization workflows, they significantly expedite the adoption of modern software architectures." As development leaders look to drive speed and productivity with AI-augmented code development, the industry has found that there are gaps in addressing legacy code, skills shortages and modernization of core systems. A BMC mainframe survey found that nearly half of the respondents' priorities continued to shift toward modernization, with application modernization and enhancing automation among the top priorities year-over-year.[[2]] Reimagine development with BMC AMI DevX BMC AMI DevX transforms the mainframe developer experience, bringing AI to the code on the platform the business already trusts. The code stays where it runs best, without the risk of replatforming. This helps developers at all skill levels achieve seamless flow, low burnout, and higher job satisfaction. The platform: * Provides developers with secure access to institutional knowledge and application insights through BMC AMI Assistant, which includes a Model Context Protocol (MCP)-enabled client for mainframe context. Developers can understand a program's history, dependencies, and health before they change the program. * Delivers fused behavioral analysis of applications, code explanation, code refactoring, code conversion, and testing. * Includes enterprise integrations that enable customers to treat the mainframe platform like any other, with flexibility, across the development environment, the toolchain, and the AI layer. * Supplies enterprise integration with the speed and simplicity of modern AI development. A Gartner Peer Insights(TM) review of BMC AMI DevX mentions that "this tool has revolutionized the way I do my job. I am able to do research more rapidly and with greater effectiveness." - Director of IT in insurance industry. "AI code translation is not modernization," said John McKenny, senior vice president and general manager of Intelligent Z Optimization and Transformation at BMC. "Real modernization happens when AI is embedded inside the system, close to the workflows, data, and decision points that run the business. At BMC we're focused on applying AI where it meaningfully reduces risk and compresses time, providing measurable improvement in how the business runs. Additional Resources * Download the full complimentary 2026 Gartner Magic Quadrant(TM) for AI-Augmented Code Modernization * Learn more about BMC AMI DevX * Read about new AI agents for mainframe transformation announced on July 14, 2026 * Register for BMC's virtual AI Readiness Workshops [[1]] Gartner, Magic Quadrant(TM) for AI-Augmented Code Modernization, Prasanna Lakshmi Narasimha, Erin Khoo, Deacon Wan, 3 August 2026 Gartner, Magic Quadrant and Peer Insights are trademarks of Gartner, Inc., and/or its affiliates. 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Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in this content nor makes any warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this content, about its accuracy or completeness, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. [[2]] 2025 BMC Mainframe Survey Report, a study conducted by BMC among more than 1000 mainframe and IT professionals globally, with responses gathered March 31 - April 15, 2025, via email invitations to an online survey. About BMC BMC is the automation company for the AI era. The world's leading enterprises trust BMC to automate and orchestrate the systems on which their businesses depend. Across cloud, mainframe, and hybrid environments, BMC enables enterprises to operate with AI-driven speed, resilience, and governance at scale. When businesses run what cannot fail, they start with BMC first. 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HappyOrNot appoints Tim Waterton as CEO to accelerate shift beyond customer feedback. Published July 08, 2026 Having helped shape the company's commercial and product strategy over the past three years, Waterton will lead HappyOrNot's evolution beyond customer feedback, turning everyday interactions into real-time operational insight. Tampere, Finland - HappyOrNot today announced the appointment of Tim Waterton as Chief Executive Officer. His appointment marks the next chapter in the company's evolution beyond traditional customer feedback, as HappyOrNot moves to help organizations make faster, better-informed operational decisions through real-time insight. Since joining as Chief Revenue Officer in 2021, Waterton has helped transform HappyOrNot from a company best known for its iconic Smileys into a business focused on improving operational performance. During that time, the company strengthened its commercial organization by accelerating investment in data, AI and product innovation, transforming HappyOrNot from a feedback company into a business focused on operational performance. This evolution reflects years of investment in data, AI and product innovation. Built on more than two billion feedback responses, HappyOrNot's AI transforms millions of customer and employee interactions into structured insights, helping organizations identify issues sooner, prioritize action and continuously improve performance. Rather than relying on surveys, scheduled pulse programs and retrospective reporting, HappyOrNot believes organizations increasingly need a continuous stream of operational insight generated from millions of in-the-moment interactions. HappyOrNot call these moments microfeedback - continuous signals that enable teams to identify issues earlier, act faster and improve outcomes while there's still time to make a difference. Tim Waterton, Chief Executive Officer of HappyOrNot, comments: "For years HappyOrNot Ltd. has helped organizations understand how people feel in the moment. The opportunity now is much bigger than measuring feedback. It's about identifying what needs attention while there's still time to improve it. HappyOrNot Ltd. has spent years building the platform, investing in AI and learning from more than two billion feedback responses to make that possible. Its ambition is simple: to help organizations continuously improve the way they operate by putting timely, actionable insight into the hands of the people who can make a difference." Today HappyOrNot supports more than 4,000 brands across 135 countries, including Amazon, Google, Heathrow Airport and Aramark. Partnerships with Sensormatic Solutions and MarketDial further extend the company's ability to combine microfeedback with operational data across retail, hospitality, transport, healthcare and other service industries. Waterton brings more than 30 years of leadership experience across enterprise software and technology. He previously co-founded software company Simulus, later acquired by BMC Software, before holding senior leadership roles at M-Files and RainStor. Earlier in his career, he also held positions at the London Stock Exchange and Accenture. Carl Holmquist, Chairman of HappyOrNot, comments: "Tim has played a central role in shaping the company we are today. He understands our customers, our strategy and our long-term opportunity, making him the right person to lead HappyOrNot through its next phase of growth." The Board also thanks outgoing Chief Executive Officer Miika Mäkitalo for his leadership and contributions to HappyOrNot over the past five years.