Modernization path for legacy applications
CoreAtlas Consulting focuses on programming work—refactoring modules, extracting services, and hardening integrations—rather than selling licenses or hosting platforms.
Scoped project engagements
A written statement of work covers one modernization slice: for example, replacing a nightly flat-file exchange with an idempotent API while the legacy scheduler still runs.
Deliverables include merged code, migration notes, and paired knowledge transfer with your maintainers.
Technical advisory sessions
Half-day or full-day blocks for architecture reviews, strangler-fig planning, or code-reading sessions on your most opaque modules.
You receive a written summary with risks, sequencing options, and test ideas—no slide deck theater.
Who this is for
- IT leaders with a business-critical monolith and a mandate to reduce operational risk within the year.
- Teams that already tried a big-bang rewrite and need surgical programming help instead.
Who this is not for
- Greenfield product builds with no legacy constraints—we refer those elsewhere.
- Organizations seeking managed hosting or 24/7 NOC services; we stay focused on code and integration design.
Common questions
Do you work in our codebase repository?
Yes. Engagements assume access to your version control, CI pipelines, and non-production environments under your security policies.
Which languages do you modernize?
Recent work includes Java EE, .NET Framework, PHP monoliths, and COBOL-facing services—always scoped to stacks you already operate.
How do advisory sessions differ from projects?
Sessions produce recommendations and spike code only when agreed upfront; projects include merged changes and agreed test evidence.