WorkingMouse uses Jidoka—‘automation with a human touch’—a software development methodology that increases automation and quality. It reduces technical debt and unlocks the competitive advantage of continuous modernisation.
Discover how Jidoka helps enterprises break free from technical debt and legacy constraints, enabling automation, quality, and a future-ready approach to continuous modernisation.
Organisations may find themselves trapped in a costly cycle where aging legacy systems, nearing the end of their life, prompt the need for replacement.
However, the new legacy systems built to replace the old ones eventually face a similar fate. This cycle can detrimentally impact the organisation and decrease business agility.
The Jidoka process emerged through the use of Model-Driven Engineering (MDE), DevOps, and lessons learned using other software development methodologies across 100+ projects.
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Map of Traditional Legacy System Development
1. Lower-risk legacy modernisation projects
2. Any target architecture and technologies
3. Lower organisational change
4. Consistent architecture with low technical debt
5. Higher quality software and test coverage
6. Decreased costs over the entire project lifecycle
7. Decreased knowledge loss and turnover
8. Increased cross-team collaboration
9. Increasing ROI for modernisation portfolios
10. Better business agility with continuous modernisation
Our team captures your business requirements as models encompassing user flows, interfaces, requirements, data structures, and logic.
We create or reuse templates in any modern tech stack from the models, automatically generating the majority of requirements. This lets us quickly customise to the complete the business requirements, reducing development time while ensuring high quality, tailored results.
Jidoka
Cogs: Model-Driven Engineering Builds Momentum for Enterprise DevOps
You would not be replacing the legacy system with the same thing. The external facing components of the legacy system, such as the UI and
APIs, are replaced as close to like-for- like as practical. The internal parts of the new system can be architected as required.
Disparate systems are common as organisations organically grow over time. The systems can be digital or manual systems and have been
built without considering the whole. They can be more open to considering changes due to the disconnected nature of the various systems.
Wide-spread across organisations as they have a low barrier to entry and provide a powerful set of features to manage and analyse data.
However, many organisations often find themselves reliant on spreadsheets, and these tools become integral to critical business
operations.
Learn about our process and solutions:
Locally employed and highly skilled cross-functional squads that deliver your solution.
Jidoka, a software methodology that increased project quality and momentum through the use of models and pipelines.
A platform engineering tool that modernises enterprise software delivery for digital transformation and legacy systems.
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