LEGACY MODERNIZATION
Your system keeps running. Even while it is being rebuilt
No cut-over date on which everything is new at once. One piece at a time – each signed off separately, each reversible separately.
What you get
- Your day-to-day operation – keeps running while the migration happens. No cut-over night, and never old and new side by side with two sets of numbers
- Your data – stay in one source. No export, no reconciliation, no argument about which number is current
- Your people – do not have to learn new software. The interface changes; the order of the steps does not
How a rebuild works
- Take inventory
- Define the cut line
- Replace a piece
- Sign it off in production
- Retire the old part
Steps 3 to 5 repeat, once per piece. That is why there is no day on which everything changes at once.
How high is your legacy risk?
