Consulting practice
Application management and modernisation across the lifecycle, based on ASL, ITIL and DASA.
Business applications carry most of an organisation's processes and data, and many have grown over decades. Managing them well means keeping them stable today while planning how they will change tomorrow.
Our approach to application management is based on frameworks such as the Application Services Library (ASL), ITIL and DASA. Our application consulting covers the entire application lifecycle: we assess, analyse, design, develop, implement and manage, and we supply business and technology solutions.
One of our specialisations is modernisation: helping organisations get long-term value from previous investment in information systems rather than replacing them by default. That might mean re-platforming, wrapping legacy functions in modern interfaces, rationalising duplicate applications or moving selected workloads to the cloud.
The application management health check and application architecture FastTrack give you a clear picture of your landscape and the options for improving it.
Business
Custom and configured web applications built to your requirements and secured from the start.
Business
Software-as-a-service applications selected, integrated and governed as part of your landscape.
Technology
Pipelines and tooling that let teams build, test and release software frequently and safely.
It depends on the value they still deliver, the cost and risk of keeping them, and the alternatives. We assess each application and recommend the option with the best return, which is often modernisation rather than replacement.
The Application Services Library is a framework for managing and maintaining business applications over their whole life, complementing ITIL's focus on IT services.
Yes. We supply business and technology solutions, including web, mobile and cloud applications, as part of the application lifecycle.
A fixed-scope assessment shows where you stand and what to fix first. Tell us what you need and we will propose the right one.