Application Modernization
Transforming today's applications for tomorrow's success.
Our Application Modernization Practice applies the process of updating and transforming existing software applications to make them more efficient, scalable, and user-friendly using new technologies.
It includes the following components:
- Application Assessment
- Application Planning
- Application Architecture
- Application Development
- Application testing
- Application Deployment
- Application Integration
- Application Security
Modernize to optimize: transform your applications to unlock their full potential.
Overall, a strong Application Modernization Practice Capability is essential for organizations to stay competitive, improve business efficiency, and meet customer expectations in today’s dynamic business environment.
- Assessment: The capability to assess the existing applications and identify the areas that require modernization, including technical debt, outdated architecture, and functionality gaps.
- Planning: The capability to develop a comprehensive modernization plan that includes a roadmap, budget, and timeline for upgrading or replacing the legacy applications.
- Architecture: The capability to design the application architecture that is compatible with modern technology stacks and platforms, and enables scalability, flexibility, and interoperability.
- Development: The capability to develop modernized applications using agile methodologies, cloud-native architectures, and microservices-based design.
- Testing: The capability to perform comprehensive testing of modernized applications, including functional testing, performance testing, and security testing.
- Deployment: The capability to deploy modernized applications on the cloud or on-premises infrastructure, while ensuring continuous integration and delivery.
- Integration: The capability to integrate modernized applications with other applications and systems within the organization, including legacy systems and third-party applications.
- Security: The capability to ensure that modernized applications comply with industry-standard security protocols, and are protected against cyber threats and data breaches.