Service
Legacy Modernization
Gentle replacement of legacy systems with zero-downtime migration and knowledge transfer.
What to expect
We modernize legacy systems in manageable steps — using the Strangler Pattern, clean data migration, and robust handover. The goal is always not to jeopardize ongoing operations while significantly increasing future viability.
- Strangler Pattern and gradual replacement
- Zero-Downtime Data Migration
- Reverse Engineering of Missing Documentation
- Knowledge Transfer to Your Team
Selected technologies
Selected reference projects
All projectsTechnology and Industrial Sector
Global Data Center and IT Service Modernization
Infrastructure services and IT processes were further developed for an internationally active technology and industrial company. Services ranged from analyzing business requirements to participating in architecture and quality reviews to defining the service strategy and target architecture. The focus was on optimizing data center services and ITIL processes, coordinating global and regional dependencies, information security, and professional collaboration with service owners, business departments, and external partners.
Learn moreBuilding Materials Industry
Modernization of an Operational Web Platform
For a company in the building materials industry, an existing legacy system was further developed and gradually replaced by a modern, microservice-based web platform. The solution integrates data from operational sources, analytics, and ERP systems, and supports use cases such as KPI calculation, shift summaries, task management, and operational excellence. Scalable backend and web services, REST APIs, and a testable development approach for reliable further development were implemented.
Learn moreMobility and Transport Industry
Further Development of an Order-to-Cash Software Solution
Support for the development, quality assurance, and continuous enhancement of applications within an Order-to-Cash software environment. Services included planning, design, and implementation of new software features, testing and debugging, and consistent documentation. Code reviews, close collaboration with project management and development teams, and regular status communication ensured reliable translation of functional requirements into high-quality software.
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