Insights
Here we share practical lessons from working with older systems, maintenance, integrations and development projects. For anyone who needs to understand the problem before deciding what to do about it.
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.NET
A new .NET version does not automatically mean everything needs upgrading straight away. What matters is which version you use today, how long it is supported and what an upgrade means for your particular system.
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WooCommerce
AI can be used in many ways in an online shop. But a good starting point is not what the technology can do, but which tasks you want to simplify or which customer problem you want to solve.
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Legacy systems
Technical debt is anything in a system that makes future changes unnecessarily difficult, slow or risky. It doesn't all need to be paid off. But you need to know when it starts affecting the business.
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Security
An older system is not automatically insecure. But old versions, forgotten dependencies and unclear access permissions can create risks that need to be understood and managed.
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Legacy systems
When a system has become hard to change, starting over is tempting. Sometimes it is the right choice. But there is often real value in what already works. The decision should be based on what the business needs, not how old the system is.
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Modernisation
There is no meaningful standard price for modernising a legacy system. The cost depends on what you have, what needs to change and how much risk the business can take during the work.
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Legacy systems
A system does not need to be modernised just because it is old. But some signs show that the technology or the way people work with the system has started to hold the business back.
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Maintenance
When the person who built or maintained an important system leaves, it can feel as though the knowledge leaves with them. But it is possible to regain control – even when documentation is limited.
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Take over systems
Poor or missing documentation makes a system harder to take over, but not impossible. You can often learn more than you might expect from the code, the environments and the people who work with the system.
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