Deliverables - A modernization decision package your teams can keep using.
The output is designed to survive the assessment: clear enough for executives, traceable enough for architects, and concrete enough for implementation partners.
Business-rule inventory
A structured catalog of decisions, calculations, validations, exceptions, and policy logic recovered from the estate.
Used for
Scope validation, requirements recovery, testing, and migration acceptance.
Dependency and integration map
Programs, jobs, files, databases, queues, interfaces, and downstream consumers organized into a navigable system view.
Used for
Impact analysis, sequencing, cutover planning, and risk containment.
Functional-domain model
Candidate business domains, capability boundaries, shared services, and entanglement points derived from code and operational behavior.
Used for
Decomposition, ownership design, and target-architecture planning.
Modernization-options assessment
A disposition recommendation for each relevant domain, with alternatives, tradeoffs, constraints, and confidence levels.
Used for
Architecture decisions, investment cases, and executive alignment.
Roadmap and delivery waves
A sequenced plan showing prerequisites, dependencies, risk gates, validation points, and logical increments of value.
Used for
Funding, program mobilization, and release planning.
Partner shortlist and scoring matrix
A transparent comparison of providers against weighted requirements specific to the assessed estate and preferred delivery model.
Used for
RFI/RFP evaluation, due diligence, and negotiation.
Vendor-ready technical brief
The shared facts, constraints, risks, target outcomes, and open questions implementation partners need to estimate responsibly.
Used for
Comparable proposals, faster mobilization, and fewer discovery surprises.
Sample structure - One coherent evidence chain—from source to decision.
Findings do not live in separate reports. Each recommendation is connected to the facts and assumptions that support it.
Evidence
Code, jobs, data, interfaces, documents, and interviews
Finding
Recovered rule, dependency, constraint, or domain boundary
Implication
Business, architecture, delivery, or operational consequence
Decision
Disposition, wave, control, or partner requirement
Start with clarity
Know what you have before choosing who will rebuild it.
Begin with a focused conversation about your application estate, constraints, and the decision your leadership team needs to make.