Our business software is no longer supported. Should we modernise it or rebuild it?
It depends on what still works. If the software still does its job well, modernising the parts that fail and connecting it to new tools is often enough. If it holds your team back or can no longer be maintained reliably, it pays to rebuild it and migrate the data. We decide with you after seeing how you use it.
Signs this is happening to you
- Nobody can update it: the vendor has disappeared or stopped supporting it.
- It only runs on one particular computer or on an old operating system.
- Your team fills the gaps with spreadsheets to do what the software can't.
- Every change in how you work needs a workaround.
How we approach it
First we look at what the software does, what data it holds and how your team uses it day to day. We separate what works and is worth keeping from what should be replaced.
From there we propose a path: modernise it in stages and connect it to new applications, or build bespoke software to replace it. Either way, the data is migrated and checked before the old system is switched off.
What to keep in mind
Changing systems shouldn't stop the business. That's why we plan the transition in phases, so your team can keep working in the meantime.
You don't always need to rebuild everything. Sometimes the best investment is keeping what works and connecting it to something new.
Where to start
If the software is critical and the scope isn't clear, the most useful first step is an assessment: we visit your premises, see how you work and give you a report with priorities and a roadmap. If you already know what you need, just tell us.
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