Outdated IT systems are costly to maintain and delay your digital transformation. A successful modernization solves your current challenges and helps you keep evolving.
Whether your IT system is 30 or five-years-old, it’s been central to your work. It’s also full of critical data and your users rely on it every day. Our approach to modernization is built with these concerns in mind.
Gradual replacement is an iterative and incremental approach to modernization. Unlike a “big bang” approach, we slice the system into smaller segments, replacing them with flexible, scalable, modular technology. We start with the highest priority section of the system, build it in a new environment and deliver it to customers for feedback.
This Agile approach enables us to deliver value in days and weeks, making it the least risky and most cost-effective way to modernize. Because replacement occurs over time, the system is always operational, ensuring you remain responsive to customers and never lose momentum.
We implement gradual replacement by applying proven concepts in two stages:
First, we discover the system, prioritize business and customer needs- and identify an immediate change to deliver value, such as:
After Discover & Prioritize, you’ll have quantifiable, proven results. Now you’re ready to navigate and transform the entire system, including architecture and data, business processes and user experience.
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