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[ 06 / 06 · MODERN ]
Modernization

Lower the cost and risk of legacy software without a disruptive big-bang replacement.

We move one workflow at a time, preserve identifiers and history, and retire old components only after the replacement is proven. The operation keeps running while support cost and change risk decline in stages.

Electrician kneeling to work inside an open industrial switchgear cabinet.
[ MODERN ]
The engagement

Replace slow, fragile systems in controlled stages while preserving data and daily continuity.

Strangle, don't detonate

One loop crosses. The operator never sees a blank screen.

Legacy holds what has not yet moved. New carries what already crossed. Facade, identifier parity, defined rollback.

Legacy
Loops still loaded on the old system.
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New
Loops now living on the new system.
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Loops migrated0 / 6
  1. Work orders
  2. Spare parts
  3. LOTO permits
  4. Audit
  5. Plant reporting
  6. PM scheduling
The operation never stops. Each loop crosses behind a facade, with identifier parity and a defined rollback.
[ Capabilities ]

How we replace a legacy system

  • [ 01 ]

    Strangler pattern

    One loop at a time behind a facade. No big-bang your plant cannot afford.

  • [ 02 ]

    Data migration

    P-204 stays P-204. History does not become mystery. Identifiers survive.

  • [ 03 ]

    Interface parity

    The operator sees the new screen with the numbers of the old one. Trust survives the cutover.

  • [ 04 ]

    Coexistence

    Old and new run in parallel with a source of truth per record. Not a diff war.

  • [ 05 ]

    Cutover choreography

    Runbook by role and hour. Rollback path defined before the switch, not during.

  • [ 06 ]

    Decommission

    The old system is retired with the audit trail preserved. Nothing quietly still on.

[ Deliverables ]

What replaces the legacy

  • [ 01 ]Domain map of the old system
  • [ 02 ]Migration plan by loop and by month
  • [ 03 ]Facade / adapter for coexistence
  • [ 04 ]Cutover runbook by role
  • [ 05 ]Decommission and archival plan
  • [ 06 ]Post-cutover support window
[ Proof — already shipped ]

This is how our products were specified

CMMS was built to replace the spreadsheet-and-radio CMMS most plants actually run. Same discipline: identifiers survive, cutover is choreographed, the operator's numbers still add up.

See what a replacement looks like
[ Objections we hear before contract ]

Questions we hear before contract.

Have an operation that generic software can't fit?

Bring the loop that is currently a spreadsheet. We will say whether this is custom software, a product, an agent — or not ours.