Webinar
If a software application isn’t properly maintained over time, the quality of the app will decline and the cost of maintaining it will increase. Or worse if the core technology of your software application goes out-of-date, it will be difficult to find developers to even work on your application.
For small to medium-sized businesses where having a fully functional app is essential to your success, it’s important to know when an application needs to be refactored or completely rewritten.
Register for our webinar to learn the key indicators for determining when to refactor vs rewrite and the best approaches for both to ensure your apps can continue to drive your business growth.
Watch and you’ll learn:
- How to decide when an application needs to be refactored vs rewritten
- Best strategies for refactoring or rewriting an application
- Practical advice from experienced tech leaders on their approach to application modernization
Speakers
Stephan Van der Merwe
Chief Technology Officer
Covalience
Stephan has more than 27 years of experience in the IT industry working as a software engineer, consultant and CTO. Over the past 14 years, Stephan has helped numerous clients determine the best application modernization strategy for their business. He also has extensive experience overseeing Covalience’s development teams as they maintain, update and rewrite client applications. He has worked in India over the past 19 years and enjoys competing in marathons and ultra-marathons in his spare time.
Paul Wywrot
VP of Technology Support
Alliance Franchise Brands
Over the past 17 years Paul has served in various roles at Alliance Franchise Brands (AFB) from programming to project management. He currently serves as the Vice President of Technology Support and oversees AFB’s eCommerce development needs as well as their automated solutions for POS/MIS and production workflow systems.
Trevor Bunch
Chief Information Officer
The Signatry
Dr. Bunch guides the digital strategy at The Signatry and serves as the principal technology advisor for their initiatives and investments. He has over 20 years’ experience in software and technology portfolio management, serving in leadership positions in marketing, healthcare, consulting and public sectors. Trevor has a PhD from Capella University, where his research focused on nonprofit technology strategy, an MBA from Drexel University, and a BA from Messiah University, where he serves as Adjunct Faculty.
