2 posts tagged with "legacy-modernization"

Recently, an enterprise client asked us a very direct question: "If we roll out Priset across our entire AppDev department, realistically, how much faster will we get?"

Our motto at Priset is "The 100x Developer is Here." So, our instinctive response was to tell them to take their current non-AI process velocity and multiply it by 100.

But as engineers, we don't like relying on gut feelings. We operate a "Glass Box," not a black box, and that philosophy extends to how we market our product. To give our enterprise partners an airtight, mathematically sound answer, we sat down and analyzed six of our most recent real-world deliverables—ranging from legacy tech modernization to full mobile app scaffolding.

What we found surprised even us: 100x is actually a highly conservative baseline.

Here is the raw data, the statistical breakdown, and the honest reality of what Enterprise Engineering teams can expect when they equip their engineers with Priset.

For decades, legacy modernization has been one of the most dreaded tasks in software engineering. It's a high-risk, low-reward process that consumes months of developer time, costs hundreds of thousands of dollars, and often ends in failure.

We believe that era is over.

To prove it, we put Priset to the ultimate test: migrating a real-world, multi-project legacy Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service to a modern .NET 9 architecture. We didn't use a canned demo or a simplified example. We did it live, and we recorded the entire process.

The result: A successful migration and a running application in 12 minutes, for a total cost of $4.07.

Here's the full timelapse video.