Recent transformations delivered by our team, many through Vivify Japan — our channel in the world's most exacting enterprise market. Clients are anonymized by sector, as is convention there; the systems and results are real.
Two decades of operation had outrun the documentation, and the engineers who knew the system were retiring. Every change carried more risk than the last.
Automated analysis rebuilt the missing documentation from the code itself, and model-driven transformation delivered a standard HTML5 web application — in half the migration time, with maintenance costs down 40%.
Nobody could see the full impact scope of a change across a VB6 estate running to millions of lines, so modifications and new features had stalled.
Code Analyzer modeled every dependency in the codebase, giving the team complete impact visibility for the first time — and turning an unplannable modernization into a concrete migration plan within two months.
A cloud migration required converting a large volume of Oracle PL/SQL stored procedures — far too many to rewrite by hand on the program timeline.
Code Transformer converted the stored procedures to PostgreSQL-compatible code at a 95% automation rate, collapsing the manual effort and keeping the cloud migration on schedule.
Vendor support for Biz/Browser was winding down, putting a hard clock on a system the business ran on every day. It had to reach modern browsers before the platform reached end of life.
More than 90% of the conversion was automated, replacing the proprietary client with a standard HTML5 application that runs in every modern browser — and answers to no vendor’s roadmap.
With Nexaweb platform support ending, a large-scale business system spanning hundreds of screens had a hard deadline to reach HTML5.
Automated conversion carried hundreds of screens to a modern HTML5 architecture and cut the migration period by 40% — on the platform our own team knows best, from its Nexaweb roots.
A track record across major enterprises
The fastest way to see what modernization looks like for your estate is a proof of concept on a slice of your real codebase.