We build and modernise large-scale systems, such as ERP and PIM solutions – tailored for efficiency with no disruptions to daily business operations.
Business-critical systems are the cornerstone of a digital strategy: they have a direct impact on the efficiency of daily operations, competitiveness, and information security.
Modernising a system does not always mean a complete overhaul. There are several ways to develop or replace the current solution – from light interface solutions to a full rebuild. Below are six of the most common approaches, which we can combine case by case according to your organisation’s needs, budget, and technical situation.
We map out the current state of the system: how well does it serve the size, goals, and users of the business? How up to date is it technically? With a clear overall picture, we identify the risks, opportunities, and implementation options.
We design and implement the system’s technical overhaul – whether that means rearchitecting, updating technology choices, changing component structures, fixing the codebase, or handling data migrations and structural changes.
We ensure that the new system works seamlessly as part of your organisation’s wider system landscape and ecosystem. Modern, well-documented API interfaces, scalable integration solutions, and tailored data structures lay the foundation for long-term success.
Choosing between a custom solution and off-the-shelf software is one of the key decisions in a system modernisation project. At Taiste, we specialise in solutions tailored to your company’s needs. We either build a product from scratch or adapt an open-source solution to suit your business – but we do not implement commercial off-the-shelf software such as Salesforce or SAP.
Client owns software, code & IPR
Development, hosting, support
Product adapts to business needs
Vendor can be changed without losing the software
Vendor owns software, code & IPR
Licenses, development, hosting, support
Business adapts to product
Switching vendors typically requires switching the software
Hesburger’s comprehensive ERP system is the backbone of its entire restaurant chain, tailored precisely to fit the company’s operations. Connecting nearly 500 locations, the solution is built to adapt to the demands of a growing business environment.
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We focus on the most business-critical features first, releasing them module by module – while the old system continues to operate alongside during the transition.
Ongoing involvement of all user groups is key to success – after all, users know their own work environment best.
No test environment can fully replicate real-world usage. An agile release cycle delivers valuable insights from the field and drives faster results.
A jointly created and regularly updated roadmap helps developers stay focused on what truly matters. A shared vision across the team is essential – it's about deciding both what to build and what not to build.
Hesburger’s comprehensive ERP system is the backbone of its entire restaurant chain, tailored precisely to fit the company’s operations. Connecting nearly 500 locations, the solution is built to adapt to the demands of a growing business environment.
Choosing between a custom-built solution and an off-the-shelf product is one of the most critical decisions in a system modernisation project. The final decision should always be weighed against the size of the business and the estimated business value of the renewal.
A system overhaul does not always mean replacing everything. There are several ways to develop or replace the current solution – from light interface solutions to a full rebuild. Below are six of the most common approaches, which we can combine case by case according to your organisation’s needs, budget, and technical situation.
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Modern architecture and optimised code improve system speed and reduce downtime.
Lower maintenance costs, more efficient infrastructure, and smoother development workflows.
Solutions aligned with the latest standards reduce risk and simplify regulatory compliance.
Modern interfaces and user-centric design improve satisfaction for both internal users and customers.
A modern system enables faster response to business needs and supports continuous development.
Legacy technologies often fall short of modern business requirements. This results in decreased efficiency and challenges in building seamless integrations.
Slow daily operations add up quickly — as does the gap between you and your competitors.
Skilled professionals for legacy systems are increasingly hard to find, and existing experts are gradually retiring.test environment can fully replicate real-world usage.
Older systems become more vulnerable each year. A system renewal can significantly reduce the sleepless nights caused by security concerns.
Book a free consultation with our expert — together, we’ll identify a strategy that aligns with your business, people, and customers. Drop us a line — we’d love to continue the conversation.
The need for modernisation should be assessed from the following perspectives:
Modernising a system can mean gradually replacing the existing solution, migrating the technology stack to the cloud, or launching the new system all at once.
The right approach should always be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, considering both the needs of the business environment and the technological landscape.
