What we do·Strategy & Transformation·Modernize
Modernization Roadmap.
Rewrites are a last resort. Modernization is a discipline.
The system works. That’s why it’s still here. We modernize legacy platforms without stopping the business: strangler patterns, test harnesses first, and a team senior enough to respect the decisions that got you this far.
99.98%
ONE platform uptime post-rebuild
32 → 0.3
On-call pages per week
How we approach it
Codebase archaeology (we read for a week before we write), characterization tests, incremental extraction of services, database migrations with rollback plans, and the boring architecture that survives the next decade.
Codebase archaeology (we read for a week before we write), characterization tests, incremental extraction of services, database migrations with rollback plans, and the boring architecture that survives the next decade.
- One week of reading before any proposal, always
- Strangler-pattern extractions, never big-bang rewrites
- Zero-downtime migrations with rehearsed rollbacks
- Your team upskilled as the system transforms
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Two vendors already failed at this. Why would you succeed?
That was the exact setup of the ONE engagement. The difference was method: evidence before architecture, stabilize before rebuild. Read the case.
Can you work in COBOL / Delphi / that framework nobody remembers?
We’ve absorbed stranger things. The lead reads first; if we can’t staff it credibly, we say no rather than learn on your invoice.
How we approach it
Codebase archaeology (we read for a week before we write), characterization tests, incremental extraction of services, database migrations with rollback plans, and the boring architecture that survives the next decade.
- ONE platform uptime post-rebuild
- 99.98%
- On-call pages per week
- 32 → 0.3
Proof
We've shipped this before.
FAQ
Before you ask.
Two vendors already failed at this. Why would you succeed?
That was the exact setup of the ONE engagement. The difference was method: evidence before architecture, stabilize before rebuild. Read the case.
Can you work in COBOL / Delphi / that framework nobody remembers?
We’ve absorbed stranger things. The lead reads first; if we can’t staff it credibly, we say no rather than learn on your invoice.
Tell us the hard part.
A 30-minute call with an engineer, not a salesperson. Honest scoping, real dates.