Software Modernisation

Modernising is not the same as replacing.

When change in existing software becomes slow or risky, the question is what should stay, what should change and where the real constraint sits. Below are the two routes and how to choose between them.

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Two routes

Where the problem sits determines the route

Modernisation here has two main routes. The application and the technology determine which one fits.

01

Application Modernisation

For existing applications where maintainability, architecture, technology or speed of change is the issue.

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02

Low-code Modernisation

For low-code applications where platform use, architecture, maintainability, technical debt or the development approach is limiting change.

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Platform specialism

Working with Thinkwise? Within Low-code Modernisation we offer deeper, dedicated Thinkwise expertise.

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Working with low-code more broadly? View all low-code services

How to choose

Five questions that point to the route

These questions quickly show where the problem sits and which page fits best.

  1. 01

    Is the core issue in the application itself or in the platform?

  2. 02

    Can the current system still be changed at acceptable cost and risk?

  3. 03

    Does business logic need to be preserved while the technology changes?

  4. 04

    Is the question platform-specific or broader than the platform?

  5. 05

    Are you deciding between improving, partly rebuilding or replacing?

Not sure yet which route fits?

Tell us briefly about the application and what has become difficult. We will point you to the route that fits, or help you underpin that choice first.

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