Software Modernisation

Software Modernisation

Software Modernisation
Robert Schmuck
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Robert Schmuck
Head of Development

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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Has your software grown over the years and is now outdated in some areas?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 Do you want to improve the performance of your outdated software?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.

Outdated software and a lack of knowledge about it can act like a corset that restricts a company’s ability to innovate. At soxes, we recognise this problem and can help you. With more than 20 years of experience in modernising legacy software, we know how to stabilise and transform existing systems to improve their performance, security and future-proofing.

With software modernisation, we make existing software products fit for the future.
We always proceed in the same way:

  • We analyse and document the current status of your software
  • We identify potential for improvement.
  • We gain time and user confidence through initial targeted modernisation measures
  • Using a long-term plan, we optimise performance, improve operation, eliminate security gaps and migrate the old software to the latest technologies in the background, step by step and without risk.

Why Software Modernisation

  • Performance: Increased performance and efficiency through the use of the latest technologies.
  • Security: Elimination of security gaps and adaptation to current security standards.
  • Future-proof: Ensuring compatibility with future technologies and requirements.
  • Cost efficiency: Modernisation is often more cost-effective than a completely new development.
  • User-friendliness: Improved user experience through modernised interfaces and functions.

Which legacy software and programming languages should be modernised in the future?

  • Microsoft Access
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Visual Basic (VB6)
  • Delphi
  • Older C# and .NET software

Would you like to have your company software checked and optimised by our experts?
Then get in touch with us now – we look forward to hearing from you!

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