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G.3 · Managed IT Services & Enterprise Applications

Legacy Application Modernisation

Replacing a load-bearing system without an outage

  • Strangler fig
  • Anti-corruption layer
  • Dual-run
  • Reconciliation
  • Cut-over planning
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What we build

Modernising systems that cannot be switched off. Dependency and data-flow mapping of the estate as it actually runs, an assessment of what to keep, wrap, rebuild, or retire, strangler-fig sequencing in reversible steps, API facades in front of the legacy core so new work can start immediately, dual-run and reconciliation before any cut-over, data migration verified at every step, and rollback criteria written before the work starts.

Capabilities

  • Dependency and data-flow mapping of the estate as it runs, not as it is documented
  • A written disposition per component: keep, wrap, rebuild, or retire, with the cost of each
  • API facades in front of the legacy core, so new work starts before the rebuild finishes
  • Strangler-fig sequencing in reversible steps, each shippable and each stoppable
  • Dual-run and reconciliation proving the new path before the old one is switched off
  • Knowledge capture from the people who know the old system, before they retire

Related services

How it connects

Where it sits in the stack.

This service, and the two it hands off to. None of them can be optimised alone.

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Legacy Modernisation

Modernising systems that cannot be switched off.

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Managed IT & Service Desk

Day-to-day operation of the IT estate.

Managed IT & Enterprise Apps · see service
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ERP & CRM Implementation

Selection, implementation, and integration of enterprise applications.

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Bring us the whole problem.

Tell us where the work is stuck, whether that is a model that never reached production, an application nobody can change, a data platform nobody trusts, or a plant the business cannot see. An engineer replies with a first read, not a sales deck.