Leveraging Your Technological Past for Future Success
We migrate legacy software solutions to secure, stable, and scalable platforms, preserving the business value of the solutions.
Reengineering
Redesign
Migration
Converting, rewriting, or porting an older computer system to more contemporary computer programming languages, architectures (such as micro-services), software libraries, protocols, or hardware platforms.
The goal of legacy transformation is to maintain and even increase the value of an existing legacy investment by migrating to new platforms in order to take advantage of the benefits offered by emerging technology.
Services
Software System Assessment and Audit
Cloud Migration
Desktop to Web Application Migration
Software Re-Engineering
Architecture Improvement
Legacy Application Upgrade
API Integration
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FAQ
What is legacy software?
Legacy software refers to software systems or applications that were developed using outdated technology, programming languages, or operating systems. These systems are often difficult to maintain and upgrade, and may not integrate well with modern technology solutions.
How do I know if my software is a good candidate for modernization?
There are several factors to consider when deciding whether to modernize your legacy software. These may include the age of the software, its compatibility with modern technologies, and the extent to which it meets your current business needs. A software modernization expert can help you evaluate your software and determine the best course of action.
What are some common modernization strategies for legacy software?
There are several strategies for modernizing legacy software, including rehosting, refactoring, rearchitecting, and rebuilding. Rehosting involves moving the software to a new environment without making any changes to the code. Refactoring involves making small changes to the code to improve its functionality. Rearchitecting involves restructuring the software to improve its scalability and performance. Rebuilding involves completely rebuilding the software using modern technologies.
Why should I consider modernizing my legacy software?
There are several reasons why modernizing your legacy software may be beneficial. First, modernizing your software can improve its performance, scalability, and security. It can also reduce your maintenance costs and improve your overall productivity. Additionally, modernizing your software can help you stay competitive in a rapidly evolving technology landscape.
How can modernizing legacy software benefit my organization?
Modernizing legacy software can provide several benefits to your organization, including improved performance, scalability, and security; increased efficiency and productivity; reduced maintenance costs; and improved integration with modern technologies. Additionally, modernizing your software can help you stay competitive in a rapidly evolving technology landscape, and can help you better meet the needs of your customers and stakeholders.
Can I continue to use my legacy software while it's being modernized?
Yes, in many cases you can continue to use your legacy software while it's being modernized. However, it's important to work closely with your software modernization partner to ensure that any updates or changes to the software don't impact its functionality or compatibility with other systems. Your software modernization partner can help you develop a plan for updating the software in stages to minimize disruption and ensure a smooth transition to the modernized version.