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HOW TO MODERNIZE YOUR SOFTWARE WITH REENGINEERING

It’s inevitable that software will need some kind of update in its life span. Most of the time software just requires minor updates here and there. However, once in a while it will require extensive reengineering of the software from anything minor to a complete architectural overhaul.

We have helped customers overcome many scenarios involving software and will continue to do so.

At ISU Corp, all we need to reconfigure your software solution is your application and our experts’ expertise. We will find a solution that works best for your company.

We will retrieve important components of your current solution, and then take those details and brainstorm to get an idea of what kind of structure we need to rebuild. Our goal while we reconstruct a solution, is to maintain the base foundation of the original configuration.

 

Now the approach we use for each project includes 6 steps:

 

1. Document Analysis

We use this stage to review the documents when they’re available to make sure that both parties involved understand the architecture of the old solution before getting started.

We will also review the documents to confirm accuracy to minimize the chance for encountering any complications.

 

2. Mass Code Conversion

Each and every product we work on is different. So, if it’s convenient we will apply a code conversion to your solution.

Much of the modern software operations are radically different from the older versions, so it is a necessity that we pay close attention to the business logic, presentation, and data access layers.

This is to be positive that your solution has excellent functional integrity.

 

3. Performance Tuning

We use this stage to make sure that your solution runs well with the new parts and software. This is also where we can look for problems to fix or eliminate.

 

4. Architectural Analysis

We will then evaluate the structure of the solution to check for weaknesses and discover solutions to fix and strengthen the foundation.

 

5. Security Analysis

Next, we will look over what your solution needs to be secure and how it fits with the old security systems, and what needs to be done to make it function better with the new one.

 

6. Error Handling

Once everything is almost done, we will check one last time for any errors that may have come up, so they can be eliminated.

We will then optimize the solution to fix the errors, so it runs more efficiently.

We hope that you’ll look into modernizing and enhancing your software. If you have any questions, reach out to our experts at ISU Corp!