Case Study: Modernizing Legacy COBOL Batch Processing for a Leading Food Wholesaler
Keyhole Software successfully modernized a legacy COBOL batch processing system, addressing inefficiencies and integration challenges through an AI-optimized POC. Keyhole accelerated development efforts by 20-30% leveraging AI-driven tools in the migration from COBOL to Spring Batch, enhancing scalability, maintainability, and cloud-native capabilities for the client’s system. Download the case study –
Keyhole Software provided comprehensive solutions through architecture design, frontend and backend development, and deployment strategies. Using a combination of Java, Node.js, React, MaterialUI, MobX, and DB2, the team created an efficient, scalable, and reusable system that streamlined transaction management and enhanced user experience. The solution was designed to support the client’s growth, improve operational efficiency, and be easily extended across …
Keyhole Software played a pivotal role in orchestrating a holistic modernization initiative for a client in the business finance software sector. The journey commenced with a comprehensive architectural assessment led by experienced consultants, laying out a strategic roadmap for the incremental migration from a legacy Ember.js front-end and Rails-based monolithic architecture to a more dynamic microservices architecture, coupled with a …
A senior Keyhole Consultant led an architectural assessment for a cash flow management client. The goal was for the consultant to lay out a roadmap for the incremental migration away from legacy Ember.js front-end and Rails-based monolithic architecture to a microservices and React front-end implementation.
A team of Keyhole Software consultants worked with one of the largest healthcare providers on the east coast to develop a proof-of-concept application for the network’s call center.
The proof-of-concept was for an application that displayed a list of the call center’s patient calls. The goal was to create a web user interface that used the Kendo Grid for displaying a list of calls and integrated well with the client’s business process management (BPM) service.
The application interfaced with the client’s BPM service responsible for creating and managing the lifecycle of calls. The finished application allowed a user to search from a list of available calls, choose a patient to call, indicate the call has started, and then complete the call with some information.
