Migrating to a new integration platform is a big step. Nevertheless, every year dozens of organizations decide to ditch their old framework and start using the Frank!Framework.
The benefits are obvious, but many organizations find it challenging to take the step towards a new platform. We understand this all too well; after all, the entire IT infrastructure depends on the integrations that have been created over the years. Fortunately, WeAreFrank! guides many large and small organizations every year in replacing their old platform and reconnecting all the data and business applications.
We ensure that the old integrations are replaced without disruptions. We keep that promise every day!
In order not to disrupt business processes during the project, we work according to a fixed step-by-step plan. With our unique tooling and our proven process, we bring the project to a successful conclusion in four steps. We believe it's essential that we are clear in advance about planning and costs. In this way, we not only help IT decision-makers to set up a flawless project, but also to get the organization on board.
In the first step, we make a free scan with our Frank!Analyzer. With this, we map the complexity of all links. This complexity is important because the simpler links, or links that we have made earlier, can be automatically converted with our Frank!Generator. When we are going to execute the project, we will make other links manually and possibly add them to the Frank!Generator.
We now know which elements need to be linked manually and are particularly complex. Within two days, our consultants will make a schedule and a rough estimate of the costs. They will also take into account your IT strategy for the future. This business case gives the organization the opportunity to assess whether you want to take on the project. Creating this case costs a one-off amount of 3,000 euros.
If the organization supports the business case, our integration experts will make an in-depth analysis. In two to four weeks, we will map out the entire infrastructure. After this analysis, you will receive a detailed quote and planning. This analysis costs a one-off amount of 20,000 euros.
Now the project can really get started. All the connections are made, after which we use our advanced Proof of Migration Tool to automatically check whether everything still works exactly as before. This way we guarantee that business operations continue as normal during the entire project and that we can migrate to the Frank!Framework with little (business) test capacity.
After implementation, you will benefit from all the advantages of the Frank!Framework. The configurations meet all the requirements of an orderly integration solution. You are no longer dependent on a single supplier, and it is now easier to connect and disconnect applications.
The Frank!Framework is 100% open-source. The source code and implemented integration components are completely transparent. This will never change! The framework is compiled with OpenJDK, which means it can run on any platform or cloud without license costs. No contracts are required to work with us; you can stop at any time. Everything is completely transparent from the beginning to the end of our collaboration.
Creating structure is one of the biggest challenges when connecting large amounts of data and applications. The migration to the Frank!Framework offers the opportunity for a fresh start. We work according to fixed integration patterns and with understandable names. This saves a lot of time and costs in future development and service management.
With the Frank!Academy we can train your employees to use the Frank!Framework. Knowledge is something we do not keep to ourselves. Our consultants and clear documentation are how we share this.
Every component in the Frank!Framework can be monitored by itself via the Frank!Console. This tool provides insight into adapter statuses, statistics and logging. Expensive additional monitoring tools are therefore unnecessary.
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