What makes the platform difficult to take over?
The platform was large, complex and supported real-time data from major currency markets.
Case study · Finance & Insurance
A UK financial-services provider advising major global banks operated a large Java and Solaris system that combined real-time and historical currency-market data with economic and technical analysis tools.

The situation
The platform was large, complex and supported real-time data from major currency markets.
Documentation was fragmented and the handover schedule was tight.
The client needed an offshore partner to assume maintenance quickly without interrupting customer support.
Key Questions
The platform was large, complex and supported real-time data from major currency markets.
Documentation was fragmented and the handover schedule was tight.
The client needed an offshore partner to assume maintenance quickly without interrupting customer support.
The solution
Used an intensive onsite knowledge-transfer programme to structure the system into seven modules, then established an offshore development centre for maintenance, enhancement and support.
How we worked
Assigned an onsite consultant because direct knowledge transfer offered the fastest and most accurate handover.
Divided the system into seven modules and prepared each day’s training in advance.
Recorded confirmations and questions after every training session to close knowledge gaps quickly.
Maintained daily reporting and documentation after the offshore team assumed responsibility.
Technology and delivery context
The result
Completed knowledge transfer in approximately two weeks.
Took over the platform smoothly and rapidly through a dedicated offshore team.
Provided continuing maintenance, functional enhancement and customer support for the FX analytics system.
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