Software Enhancing & Modernizing

Reengineering of software can involve modifications that come in all shapes and sizes, from minor interface renovations to complete architectural overhauls. We've helped our clients overcome a variety of these challenges. The following is a list of common scenarios that require software reengineering:.

"A software-development company created a solution for us, but we aren't completely satisfied with its performance, security, functionality, reliability, and user-friendliness. The solution requires architectural changes because we also need it to run on another platform. We lack the expertise, experience, and technical documentation that would be needed to make these kinds of changes in-house."

"At our company, three different software solutions are comparable in terms of their functionality, but they each run on their own platform. The three solutions are related to each other and complement one another, so we can't eliminate any of them. This increases complexity and down-time for users, and administrators' work is tripled when a new user is added. We want one solution that fulfills all of our business needs."

Architectural Analysis

We evaluate the solution's architecture to detect weaknesses and devise ways to eliminate those weaknesses and to strengthen the foundation of the solution.

Security Analysis

We will analyze your security requirements, determine how the security of the current solution fits those requirements and present improvements.

Error Handling

As part of our detailed testing plans, we check the solution for errors and find the causes of the errors so they can be eliminated. We optimize the solution to recover from errors more efficiently.