No, and here's why. We work with proven approaches, each suited to different situations.

The strangler fig pattern gradually replaces parts of your system while the old one keeps running, so nothing stops during the transition. Parallel run means the old and new systems operate side by side for a while, letting us compare results and catch issues before fully switching over. Big bang migration switches everything at once, which works well for smaller or less complex systems where speed matters more than a gradual transition.

You won't have to figure out which approach fits your system on your own. During our first conversation, we'll assess your setup and advise on the safest, most practical path forward, so you always know what to expect and why.

Yes. Undocumented and outdated systems are exactly what we specialize in. During the first phase, we take time to explore your existing system, understand how it actually works, and map out the logic that may never have been written down.

We build the system to be understood and maintained by your own team, not just by us. Documentation, clean architecture, and knowledge transfer are part of the process from day one. Our TaaS model means we work directly alongside your developers, for example, we're currently modernizing a system together with developers from Van Iperen, so ownership and knowledge stay with your team, not just with us.

During our first conversation, we look at your system's complexity, how critical it is to daily operations, and your tolerance for risk and timeline. Based on that, we recommend the safest, most practical approach for your specific situation, so you're never guessing or deciding alone.

Data security is built into every step, not added at the end. We use safe migration practices, thorough testing, and, where needed, parallel systems to verify everything matches before any old data or system is retired.