Sharkmob
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Fragmented legacy systems and siloed legacy data slow down every team that depends on them. Forbytes handles legacy system integration to connect old and new, reduce friction, and support growth.
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| Unified data integration | Legacy data flows cleanly into your modern applications |
| Connected legacy and modern systems | Your team works across one stack instead of juggling tools |
| Lower integration costs | You reuse existing legacy systems instead of rebuilding them |
| Fewer integration challenges | Smooth communication between legacy and modern systems |
| Modern security across your stack | Outdated legacy vulnerabilities are replaced with modern controls |
| Scalable integration platform | New systems come online without breaking existing ones |
Legacy System AssessmentAuditing your legacy systems, data, and architecture to map integration priorities.
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Architecture Design & PlanningDesigning integration flows and interfaces that fit your legacy systems and modern apps.
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Testing & ValidationValidating performance, data integrity, and reliability of every integration.
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Integration Strategy & RoadmapDefining your integration approach, patterns, and a step-by-step rollout plan.
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Integration & ModernizationConnecting legacy systems with modern apps and migrating legacy data.
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Optimization & Ongoing SupportMonitoring integration health, tuning performance, and scaling as needed.
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We look at what already works, what actually blocks integration, and what’s worth modernizing. You get a scope tied to outcomes. Book a call to get started.
Group Manager, Guesty
CIO at AB Stenströms Skjortfabrik
CEO at The African Touch
Legacy system integration covers everything involved in connecting your existing legacy systems with modern platforms: discovery and audit, integration architecture, API and middleware design, moving data from legacy sources, testing, and ongoing support — so every system talks cleanly.
Legacy system modernization focuses on the systems themselves: rewriting code, replacing outdated legacy frameworks, or moving applications to modern runtimes. This often means bigger refactors and longer timelines.
Legacy system integration focuses on connections: making older systems exchange data with modern applications through APIs, middleware, or a cloud-based integration platform. You usually keep the legacy system in place and build around it.
Both solve different problems. Modernization changes what the system is. Integration changes what the system can reach. In most projects they happen together — you integrate first to keep the business running, then modernize the parts that truly need it.
Of course! We follow an incremental approach that keeps your legacy systems running while we integrate them with modern applications, one flow at a time. We plan every rollout carefully, validate each integration before moving forward, and keep rollback paths in place.
Cloud-based integration platforms (iPaaS tools like MuleSoft, Boomi, Workato, Azure Integration Services, and AWS AppFlow) are often our starting point, since they come with pre-built connectors and scale well. When legacy systems sit behind firewalls or have strict data residency rules, we pair those tools with on-prem middleware, message queues, or API gateways to keep traffic inside your network where it needs to be.
For hybrid setups, we build one integration layer that spans cloud and on-prem, so your team sees a consistent view of legacy data no matter where it lives. We help you map each workload to the right integration platform based on latency, cost, compliance, and existing vendor commitments.
Integration patterns are the backbone of every successful legacy system integration. We apply proven patterns: point-to-point, publish/subscribe, ESB, API gateways — based on how your legacy and modern systems need to talk. The goal is seamless integration where legacy data flows to modern apps reliably, without brittle workarounds.