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A Tool for Quantum Software Evolution

Quantum computing has been growing drastically for the last year due to all the possible applications that this new paradigm brings as well as its incomparable computational power. Therefore, the new information systems that will be developed in a future might be influenced by this paradigm. However, discarding the legacy information systems is not an option if those systems embed mission-critical knowledge over time. Furthermore, quantumfy every business process does not make sense because the high cost that it requires. This is why, in a future, organizations will adapt their classical information systems with new quantum applications, evolving their legacy information systems into hybrid information system. To accomplish this evolution, this paper proposes a technique of software modernization using model-driven engineering based on the Knowledge Discovery Metamodel (KDM) standard.