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Enterprise digital transformation consulting, measured before and after.

Our enterprise digital transformation consulting modernizes legacy platforms, data estates, and engineering workflows, and measures the operational result.

Problems we are called in for

Where modernization programs stall.

  1. A legacy platform carries years of audit evidence

    Replacing it risks losing the trail your auditors rely on. We plan the migration so the evidence moves with the system.

  2. Data lives in many systems, and nobody owns it

    Reports disagree because each team keeps its own copy. We consolidate the estate and name an owner for each data set.

  3. A program cannot show what it changed

    Budget was spent, and nobody measured the starting point. We take the baseline first, so the result is a number, not an opinion.

  4. Every release waits on manual steps

    Environments and approvals take days. We automate the path to production with the security checks built in.

What we deliver

A plan you can measure, and a migration you can reverse.

Current state architecture map
Systems, data flows, owners, and the compliance evidence each one produces.
Modernization plan with measures
The sequence of changes, and the operational measure each one must move.
Migration and rollback runbooks
How each workload moves, how it is verified, and how it is rolled back.
Before and after report
The agreed measures, taken before the change and again after it.

How we work

Four phases, each with named deliverables.

The same four phases as every Desprings engagement, applied to modernization. Durations are defaults, agreed for each engagement.

  1. 01 2 to 3 weeks

    Assess

    We map the platforms, data, and workflows in scope and take the baseline measures.

    Deliverables

    • Current state architecture map
    • Modernization plan with measures
  2. 02 6 to 10 weeks

    Pilot

    We move the first workload and measure it against the baseline.

    Deliverables

    • First workload migrated
    • Before and after measures
  3. 03 4 to 8 weeks

    Harden

    We close the security review findings and prepare the rest of the estate to move.

    Deliverables

    • Closed review findings
    • Migration and rollback runbooks
  4. 04 Ongoing

    Operate

    We run the new platform with your team, or hand it over with everything needed.

    Deliverables

    • Runbook and handover
    • Before and after report

Standards and tooling

The references we work to.

Naming a standard means we use it as a working reference. Our certifications are listed on the Trust Center .

Standards and references used in digital transformation work
Reference What it covers How we use it
NIST SSDF (SP 800-218) Secure software developmentPractices for the delivery pipeline
OWASP ASVS Application security verificationSecurity requirements for rebuilt applications
ISO/IEC 25010 Software product qualityQuality attributes the new platform must meet
ISO/IEC 5055 Automated source code quality measuresMeasures legacy code before and after

Procurement questions

What your team will ask before the first call.

What happens in the first phase?

The first phase is Assess. It runs 2 to 3 weeks by default and ends with a prioritized plan. You decide whether to continue after it.

How do you measure the outcome?

We agree the measures in the Assess phase and take the baseline before anything changes. The before and after report compares the same measures.

How do we keep our compliance evidence through the migration?

The current state architecture map records the evidence each system produces, and the migration plan keeps that evidence available through the change.

Which standards do you work to?

NIST SSDF (SP 800-218), OWASP ASVS, ISO/IEC 25010, and ISO/IEC 5055, used as working references. Naming a standard is not a claim of certification against it.

What do we receive at exit or handover?

The runbooks for each migrated workload and the before and after report, so your team can run and extend the platform without us.

Bring us the program your team is worried about.

A senior engineer replies within one business day. The first call is a technical conversation, not a sales presentation.