01 · The premise
Digital transformation fails when it becomes a program. It works when it's a well-defined technical migration.
Companies don't need another transformation framework. They need someone who opens the monolith, understands what it actually does, and proposes the minimum path that takes you from point A to point B — without freezing the business for six months.
We work with the discipline of Extreme Programming: small releases, continuous refactoring, simple design, continuous integration. Transformation is measured in increments that ship to production, not in milestone slides.
And we work with the Extreme Contracts approach: every engagement has explicit pre-conditions, measurable post-conditions, and invariants we never violate. You know what we need at the start, what comes out at the end, and what does not change in between.
04 · The contract
Pre-conditions, post-conditions, invariants.
Every engagement has explicit pre-conditions, measurable post-conditions, and invariants we never violate. You know what we need at the start, what comes out at the end, and what we don't negotiate in the middle.
Pre-conditions / what we need from you
- Access to repositories and current systems within the first week.
- An internal technical decision-maker available on a weekly cadence.
- Business stakeholders aligned on the "why" of the migration, before we start.
- Budget and timeline confirmed for at least phase one (12 weeks minimum).
Post-conditions / what we guarantee
- Target system in production, with defined SLOs and live dashboards.
- Complete ADRs on all non-trivial choices, in the client's repo.
- Operating runbook and tested rollback procedures.
- Internal team able to operate the system without us within 30 days of handover.