Which situation do you recognise?
Choose a scenario. Explore the problem and the possible paths worth evaluating.
01 Where do you start from?
Code and databases are accessible in all three scenarios.
We know how it works, but keeping it running costs too much.
People and documents are available. The work stays slow, expensive, or weighed down by accumulated interventions.
Selected ✓Everything looked clear. Then we tried to change it.
Documents and estimates seemed enough, but projects stalled or created new problems.
Choose this scenario →We have code and data. Nobody can explain the rules anymore.
The people who knew the system are gone, and available sources say little about how it is really used.
Choose this scenario →02 What is the specific problem?
From manual handoffs and waiting between people.
The system is understandable, but using it means too many checks, steps, and unclear responsibilities.
Selected ✓From components that need continuous maintenance.
The rules are known, but technical debt and layered interventions make it hard to evolve what exists.
Choose this problem →03 Which direction do you want to explore?
Choose one option to explore.
Migration and replatforming
Environment, infrastructure, and historical data become the perimeter to verify.
Explore this direction →Refactor & redesign
Application structure, functionality, and interfaces need targeted interventions.
Explore this direction →Migration, refactor & redesign
Moving the system without rethinking some parts may not solve the problem.
Explore this direction →