The CORE-Directed Business Model
We Do The Development and Functional Testing. You Do the Acceptance Testing and Implementation with our support.
For those clients who want to be closely involved with the migration process, understand the legacy system inside and out, but lack the team size or deep technological skill in the New Technology Stack, we offer CORE’s CORE-Directed Migration Method.
With the CORE Directed Business Model, the CORE team handles the entire migration process, from design recovery, forward engineering to unit and functional testing based on test cases provided by the client. Unlike a Big Bang approach and delivering the solution at the end, the system is gradually developed and released (in Code Drops) to the client over the duration of the project allowing the client to incrementally acceptance test the resulting solution. This ensures a smooth and efficient transition. We manage everything, with ongoing collaboration to keep you informed.
The CORE Directed Migration Method comprises of three logical components.
The CORE team performs the procedures, operated the technology and carried out the bulk of the migration tasks for the organization’s system migration project. Once CORE ensures the source code has passed through the Forward Engineering stage, CORE executes the Unit Test plans against the newly migrated application.
The CORE team then worked with the client to build a Quality Assurance project plan which included test cases, videos of screen and batch processes, screen shots, execution times and test data. CORE uses the outputs and statistics as “anticipated results” for testing and verification of the migrated code during the Unit and Functional Test stages. To ensure 100% preservation of the functionality within the legacy application, the Functional test phase undertaken by the CORE team is rigorous and multi-faceted. Upon completion of this phase, the CORE team delivers the completed modules to the organization. The organization is then able to initiate their formal Acceptance Testing.