Your path for  high-quality and efficient  modernization of legacy software

Modeling

3. TeemBost - Frontend Assessment

A detailed analysis of the frontend is performed as a basis for the modernization and transformation.
Overview
A detailed analysis of the frontend is performed as a basis for the modernization and transformation. The new system must be able to replicate the functionality of the old system. The frontend structure is transformed into a simple and accurate model, which is a prerequisite for further processing. The special feature of the TeemBost methodology is its focus on results and deadlines. This part is a "done for you" service. In TeemBost Level 1, the complete analysis is available within one week.

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Module 1
Module 2
Module 3

Legacy Software Modernization - Cockpit

Legacy Software Modernization - Data Foundation

Legacy Software Modernization - Frontend Assessment

Legacy Software Modernization - Business Barebone

Legacy Software Modernization - Business Integration

Legacy Software Modernization: 5 key points.
Compelling advantages that significantly enhance the migration process and its outcomes.

  • Increased productivity

    By leveraging models as the primary artifacts, developers can achieve a higher level of abstraction, enabling them to focus on the core logic and architecture of the application rather than getting bogged down in low-level implementation details. One of the most notable benefits is the potential for increased productivity.

  • Improved code quality.

    By automating repetitive tasks and generating code from models, developers can streamline their workflow and dedicate more time to addressing complex business requirements and delivering value-added features. This approach not only accelerates development cycles but also contributes to faster time-to-market, giving organizations a competitive edge in dynamic market environments. Moreover, model-driven development promotes code consistency and adherence to best practices, leading to improved code quality.

  • Reduced development costs

    By enforcing predefined rules and standards encoded within the modeling tools, developers can minimize the risk of introducing errors and ensure that the generated code adheres to established guidelines and conventions. This, in turn, reduces the likelihood of costly defects and rework, ultimately contributing to reduced development costs.

  • Enhanced maintainability

    Furthermore, the use of models as the primary artifacts enhances maintainability and facilitates collaboration among team members. Models provide a shared understanding of the system's architecture, design, and behavior, enabling effective communication and knowledge transfer. As requirements evolve or new features are introduced, the models can be updated accordingly, and the corresponding code can be regenerated, streamlining the maintenance process.

  • Faster time-to-market

    Finally, model-driven development promotes platform independence and technology agnosticism. By separating the application logic from the underlying implementation details, developers can easily target multiple platforms or technologies without significant rework. This flexibility enables organizations to adapt to changing market demands, embrace emerging technologies, and future-proof their applications, thereby maximizing their return on investment.

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