Gartner defines Application Modernisation services as:
“Services that address the migration of legacy to new applications or platforms, including the integration of new functionality to provide the latest functions to the business. Modernization options include re-platforming, re-hosting, recoding, rearchitecting, re-engineering, interoperability, replacement and retirement, as well as changes to the application architecture to clarify which option should be selected.”
Where an environment is comprised of one or many legacy applications, there can be a challenge to understanding how these applications operate, support effective business process, then move forward to planning for their replacement to deliver increased efficiency, simplicity and productivity.
At Aspira, we have a proven methodology to reverse engineer complex legacy application solutions, with a view to moving them to modern platforms, leveraging the latest in cloud as well as on premise technologies. We work with clients to develop clear roadmaps. Then, as with our software development offerings, we apply our Agile development and project management expertise to manage a clear process to modernise business applications.
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