Legacy System Modernization Services
Upgrade your systems on time to stay competitive in the current fast-paced digital environment.
Talk to usTYMIQ expertise in legacy system modernization
As a legacy system modernization company, we offer a highly experienced management and engineering team for upgrading your current systems seamlessly, avoiding disruption of the ongoing operations.
You will get:
- Optimized architecture and database
- Migration to a modern technology
- Industry and security standards compliance
- Fresh convenient functionality
- Attractive and engaging design
- Alignment with your business needs and objectives
Why it’s important to modernize a legacy system on time
Legacy systems are painful for their owners, as they slow down or even block business processes, increase the risks of security issues, and make it harder to keep up with the changing market dynamics. The on-time system modernization helps you avoid the following drawbacks in your work:
The expenses of legacy system maintenance and support are typically higher than the cost of its modernization. The maintenance costs of sophisticated, large-scale systems may reach up to $7 to $19 million dollars per year.
Legacy systems have more vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited by cyber attackers. According to the research, 60% of small companies shut down within six months of falling victim to a data breach or cyber attack.
Legacy systems are far less efficient than the modern ones and do not align with the current IT demands. Poor performance significantly slows down operation processes and reduces the employees’ productivity.
Business requirements are subject to constant changes; and legacy systems are unable to keep up with this pace. Investing in obsolete technologies makes your business lose against the competitors.
The scope of legacy system modernization services we provide
We offer end-to-end services for updating and replacing an outdated or inefficient system, partially or fully. Find the service you need or contact us for a combination:
Our tech stack
Modernizing a legacy system requires profound expertise in both old and modern technologies. Our team has the right set of skills to implement your most challenging projects.
Some of our legacy system modernization case studies
We helped more than 50 companies modernize their systems to meet the latest requirements (including national legislation) and achieve more flexibility. Among these projects are high load enterprise systems that handle large volumes of server requests and backend computations, providing fault-tolerance.
Industries where we provide legacy system modernization services
We apply an individual approach in our work to meet your specific requirements and the requirements of your industry. Our goal is to uncover the full potential of industry-specific legacy system modernization, so that you can optimize your business and achieve lasting value for it. We also successfully deal with the cross-industry environment.
Why rely on TYMIQ?
Our goal is to solve your business challenges and bring maximum value to your company by modernizing your outdated technologies. While working on a project, we dive deep into the business logic and existing processes to see the picture from the same perspective as you and verify that the modernization direction is correct along the way.
TYMIQ is a truly reliable partner who works inclusively and makes a single whole with a customer’s team.
We provide fairly rare and deep expertise in legacy system modernization and digitalization of enterprise systems.
We modernize the clients’ technologies to not only make the system work effectively, but also ensure its lasting value for years ahead.
Open up new horizons for your business development with a modernized system
Drop us a message, and our specialists will give a free in-depth consultation on your legacy system modernization.
FAQ
By a legacy system, we mean the system based on decades-old, obsolete technologies that a company has to use to support their vital business processes, perform essential functions, and maintain daily operations. Typically, such systems are no longer supported and hold the companies back from business progress and scalability.
Legacy software is not just about outdated and unused systems. It reaches its legacy status when the costs and risks of upgrading to modern tech outweigh the benefits, justifying the decision to stick with it.
Legacy system modernization is a set of services aimed at upgrading an outdated or inefficient system to gain additional value for business. Typically, the modernization lifecycle includes a legacy system assessment, defining the modernization scope, executing the modernization process, implementing upgrades, testing, and providing ongoing support.
Legacy systems pose compliance, security, and integration problems that kick the companies out of the market competition. The on-time system modernization helps you avoid the following drawbacks in your work:
• High maintenance costs - The expenses of legacy system maintenance and support are typically higher than the cost of its modernization.
• Security threats - Legacy systems have more vulnerabilities that can be easily exploited by cyber attackers.
• Poor scalability and performance - Legacy systems are far less efficient than the modern ones and do not align with the current IT demands.
• Limited business opportunities - Business requirements are subject to constant changes; and legacy systems are unable to keep up with this pace.
The main legacy system assessment challenges include:
1. Understanding the existing codebase and architecture - When the developers and architects who originally designed the system are no longer available, it may be difficult to understand the reasoning behind certain design decisions and functions.
2. Outdated technologies and third-party libraries - It’s an indispensable attribute of any legacy system, which causes incompatibility with other solutions and harder migration to the modern platforms.
3. Lack of application knowledge within the organization - Typically, legacy systems are associated with poor documentation. Over the years, it can simply disappear or get obsolete.
4. Business logic embedded in the code - Changes that a company may need to introduce to its operation system can disrupt some business-critical processes. This happens when the business logic is deeply embedded in the code.
5. Identifying and mitigating risks - Modernizing a legacy system implies new digital capabilities and significant increase in its agility. This means that the business must be aware of the potential risks associated with outdated IT infrastructure and get prepared for large-scale changes accordingly.