We modernise software before we give it up
Has your software grown over the years and is now outdated in some areas? Are you worried about security gaps in your application without knowing who could fix them? Do you have new ideas, but your original development team is retiring soon? Are you using an application based on technologies such as Microsoft Access, which are no longer optimally supported, or Delphi, for which there are fewer and fewer developers? Do you want to improve the performance of your outdated software? All these signs point to legacy software.
Legacy software are proven systems that many companies rely on and that form the foundation of their core work processes. These systems have been extended and sometimes complicated over the years, resulting in complex and rigid architectures. In addition, special knowledge is often required that is hardly available on the labour market.