transformation
change the engine without stopping the car.
modernization fails when it's a big bang. we move systems and teams in slices — strangling the legacy piece by piece, keeping the business running, and proving value at every cut-over.
6 capabilities, one accountable team.
each capability can stand alone. most engagements combine three or four, staffed by the same senior people from start to finish.
legacy assessment
a system map with coupling, risk, and cost — and the order to unwind it in.
incremental modernization
strangler-fig migrations that retire legacy modules without a freeze.
cloud migration
rehost, replatform, or rebuild — chosen per workload, with finops from the start.
data migration
reconciled, reversible migrations with parallel runs before every cut-over.
process redesign
workflows rebuilt around the new system, not the constraints of the old one.
change management
training, champions, and adoption metrics so the new way actually sticks.
28 weeks from kickoff to handover.
a typical engagement, phase by phase. every phase ends with something running — never just a document.
system map, dependency graph, and the migration sequence.
first slice migrated, parallel-run, and cut over.
slice by slice, each one reversible, each one measured.
decommission legacy, reclaim licenses, close the loop.
what typically moves.
- aws
- azure
- gcp
- kubernetes
- kafka
- debezium
- terraform
- sap
- oracle
- mainframe bridges