Product Manager’s Guide to Legacy Software Issues.
About the guide
To successfully plan modernisation strategies, product managers need a clear understanding of a client’s technology landscape—not just in isolation, but within the context of the wider market. Legacy issues aren’t always about outdated software; even newer systems can have underlying challenges that need to be addressed.
This guide provides a practical framework to help you identify and categorise legacy issues during client engagements, ensuring you make informed, strategic decisions.
What you’ll learn
- How to have informed conversations with clients about their current technology stack
- Ways to uncover underlying issues that clients may not even be aware of
- Strategies for developing targeted modernisation proposals that address root causes
- How to create realistic, value-driven roadmaps for sustainable modernisation
System and Data Flow Mapping – A practical guide to process improvement and legacy system understanding eBook.
About the eBook
As businesses evolve, so do their systems—and without a clear understanding of how they truly work, inefficiencies can go unnoticed. System and Data Flow Mapping (SDFM) provides a structured approach to visualising how legacy systems interact, identifying bottlenecks, and uncovering opportunities for improvement.
This guide walks you through a step-by-step methodology to assess existing processes, streamline operations, and make data-driven decisions that drive measurable value. Whether you’re an IT leader, department head, or business owner, SDFM helps you balance immediate operational needs with long-term transformation goals.
What you’ll learn
- How to map system and data flows to uncover inefficiencies and risks
- Ways to identify and prioritise quick wins for immediate improvements
- Techniques for reducing operational complexity and improving agility
- How to align modernisation efforts with long-term business objectives
- Steps to turn fragmented data and systems into a cohesive strategy
Software as an Employee – a new paradigm for legacy software modernisation eBook.
About the guide
In today’s fast-moving digital world, legacy software can feel like a burden—but what if it could become your greatest asset? Many businesses struggle with outdated systems, yet replacing them isn’t always the best solution. Instead, rethinking how you manage and modernise them can unlock new potential.
This eBook introduces the “Software as an Employee” paradigm—an innovative approach to treating your bespoke legacy systems as adaptable, evolving members of your team. By shifting your perspective, you can turn ageing software into a dynamic force that drives business success.
What you’ll learn
- Why traditional approaches to legacy modernisation often fall short
- How to manage and evolve your software as if it were a key team member
- Practical steps to transform outdated systems into valuable business assets
Forest 4.0 – Turning data into action.
About the eBook
Forestry investment today is about much more than trees—it’s about data, markets, and sustainability, all evolving at speed. Modern professionals must analyze market trends, interpret satellite imagery, and conduct financial modeling while balancing sustainability goals. They engage with investors, regulators, and stakeholders, all while exploring emerging opportunities in carbon markets and bioenergy.
The biggest challenge? Data fragmentation. Despite advances in technology, forestry operations often struggle to integrate insights from multiple tools and platforms. Without a unified view, making informed, strategic decisions becomes increasingly difficult.
What you’ll learn
- How data fragmentation impacts forestry investment and decision-making
- The role of integrated data in driving market, sustainability, and financial success
- Key strategies for overcoming data silos and unlocking actionable insights