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Enterprise technology modernisation

AI-driven modernisation
for enterprise legacy estates.

ModernZAI modernises the legacy code and architecture underneath, so what you built years ago stops deciding what you’re able to do now.

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Trusted by enterprises modernising critical systems.

Meridian Assurance Castlebridge Bank Northgate Mutual Halstrom Group Verity Financial Ashcroft Energy Pemberton Health

60%

faster migration timelines

40%

reduction in technical debt

No production
disruption

across live migrations

Your old systems are still
making your decisions.

Two ivory system modules joined by a teal connector

What you can integrate.

Three ivory figures gathered around an old terminal with a teal screen

Who you can hire.

A stack of ivory servers circled by a loop with a gear and teal arrow

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.

What we hear in these rooms.

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 system, from first scan to production.

One platform carries the whole programme.

Assess

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.

Core estate Assessment complete

Estate assessment

Core banking estate

Components248
Dependencies612
Findings18

Dependency map

Dependency map linking payments, customer records, batch jobs, reporting and archive to the account core

Priority findings

  • Unresolved references
  • High coupling
  • Unused routines

Component inventory

ComponentLanguageStatus
Account coreCOBOLIndexed
Batch jobsJCLIndexed
Customer recordsPL/IIndexed

What’s actually under the hood.

Modern foundations. Familiar behaviour.

New architecture.
Same business logic.

Convert COBOL to Java and reshape monoliths into microservices, preserving original behaviour.

  • LanguagesCOBOL, JCL, RPG, PL/I, Assembler, REXX, Easytrieve, modern languages
  • ApplicationsCICS, screens, mainframe, mid-tier, legacy web
  • DataData warehouses, ETL pipelines, real-time streaming
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Client stories

Modernisation in practice.

Meridian Assurance

Insurance

Three years planned.
Fourteen months delivered.

Modernising a 1994 mainframe spanning 14,000 programmes.

Read the full story
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“We stopped designing around the system and started designing for the business.”

Anneke Visser

Head of Technology Transformation
Meridian Assurance

Nothing moves until someone says so.

Every stage closes at a review checkpoint. Your team decides when the next one starts.

01 / Set up

Connect your estate.

Connect git, archives, documents and approved environments.

Grounded in your code

Every output links back to its source.

Ordered by dependencies

Each step follows what the estate needs next.

Controlled by your architects

Your team reviews the work and starts the next stage.

Knowing what to
modernise first.

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
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More on modernisation.

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White paper

What a mainframe assessment actually tells you.

What dependency mapping reveals in a thirty-year-old estate.

Read the white paper
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Use case

Breaking a core banking monolith without a freeze.

How phased migration keeps releases running throughout.

Explore the use case
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Blog

Why modernisation programmes stall at month nine.

The sequencing mistakes that turn two years into five.

Read the article

Modernise today.
Be ready for what’s next.

Evolve your systems for your next stage of growth.