White paper
What a mainframe assessment actually tells you.
What dependency mapping reveals in a thirty-year-old estate.
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ModernZAI modernises the legacy code and architecture underneath, so what you built years ago stops deciding what you’re able to do now.
Trusted by enterprises modernising critical systems.
60%
faster migration timelines
40%
reduction in technical debt
No production
disruption
across live migrations
What you can integrate.
Who you can hire.
What it costs to keep things running.
The choice has always looked binary.
Modernise and risk what’s working, or protect it and stay where you are.
VP Engineering
The people who wrote it have retired. We have documentation, but it describes a system that’s been changed a thousand times since.
One platform carries the whole programme.
Point it at the estate and it reads what’s there. Dependencies, dead code, what talks to what, and where the risk actually sits. You get a map of your own systems that nobody currently has.
Estate assessment
Core banking estate
Dependency map
Priority findings
Component inventory
Modern foundations. Familiar behaviour.
Convert COBOL to Java and reshape monoliths into microservices, preserving original behaviour.
Every stage closes at a review checkpoint. Your team decides when the next one starts.
01 / Set up
Connect git, archives, documents and approved environments.
Every output links back to its source.
Each step follows what the estate needs next.
Your team reviews the work and starts the next stage.
Decide what to modernise, in what order, and what your business can absorb. Our advisory teams work with your architects and board, then stay to deliver.
Talk to our advisory team
White paper
What dependency mapping reveals in a thirty-year-old estate.
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Use case
How phased migration keeps releases running throughout.
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Blog
The sequencing mistakes that turn two years into five.
Read the articleEvolve your systems for your next stage of growth.