We modernize the applications slowing you down, fixing scalability, performance, and reliability, so you're not stuck choosing between "keep the old system" and "start from zero."
Mid-market companies running legacy line-of-business apps come to us when the vendor's answer is a rewrite nobody budgeted for.
Legacy applications rarely fail all at once. The moment someone picks up the phone is usually one of these.
If one of those sounds like your application, the rest of this page is what we would do next.
We do not propose a rebuild before we understand what the application actually does and who depends on it.
We review the application, its dependencies, and what breaks if we get it wrong, before proposing an approach.
We re-platform on Microsoft Azure or AWS, adding autoscaling, wider distribution, and monitoring that tells you before your users do.
Not every legacy app is worth rebuilding. We help you decide what to retire, and migrate its data safely before it goes.
We build documentation and a support model into the project, not as an afterthought, so the next engineer is not starting from zero.
OnShore wanted to modernize ValidationMaster, their flagship platform for FDA-regulated manufacturers. Two earlier attempts with other vendors had sunk on the compliance requirements alone. We rebuilt the reporting and document generation, improved the interface, and delivered against those same requirements, on time, as promised.
Read the OnShore Technology Group case studyWe do our best work with companies between roughly 200 and 5,000 people who run on Microsoft and have an IT leader in the building.
Application modernization is one piece of the broader data and modern apps practice. See also DevOps and delivery and data platform architecture.
Thirty minutes with an engineer who has looked at worse. Bring the one everyone is afraid to redeploy.
Talk to an engineer about your legacy appNo pitch deck. We look at what is actually running and give you a rebuild-or-retire recommendation either way.