Stuck With Technology From 2010?
Modernize your legacy systems without the risk of a complete rewrite. We rebuild incrementally while you keep running.
Legacy system symptoms
“70% of IT budgets are spent maintaining legacy systems, leaving only 30% for innovation.”- Deloitte Digital
Modernization Without the Risk
We use the strangler fig pattern, gradually replacing legacy components while the system continues to run. No big-bang migrations.
System Assessment
Map the existing system, identify dependencies, and determine which components need modernization first.
Architecture Design
Design the target state and the migration path. Plan for coexistence during transition.
Incremental Migration
Replace components one at a time. Each piece goes live independently. No risky big releases.
Gradual Cutover
Shift traffic to new components as they're ready. Roll back instantly if issues arise.
See It In Action
We'd been quoted $2M for a full rebuild. They modernized the critical pieces for a fraction of that while we kept running.
Common Questions
Everything you need to know before moving forward.
How long does modernization take?+
Depends on system complexity. Small systems: 2-3 months. Large enterprise systems: 6-12 months. But you see value incrementally, not just at the end.
Is it really possible to migrate with zero downtime?+
Yes, using patterns like strangler fig and feature flags. We run old and new systems in parallel, gradually shifting traffic. Rollback is instant if needed.
What if our system is too old/custom/complex?+
We've modernized systems in COBOL, legacy PHP, old .NET, and custom frameworks. The approach works regardless of the starting technology.
Should we just rebuild from scratch?+
Sometimes, but rarely. Rebuilds are risky, expensive, and often fail to deliver. We'll give you an honest assessment of which approach makes sense.
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