Product Modernisation
Product modernisation changes an established product's model, workflows, interface and implementation while protecting necessary continuity.
- Product strategy
- Modernisation
What product modernisation means
Product modernisation is the evidence-led change of an established product's model, workflows, interface and implementation while protecting necessary operational, data and conceptual continuity.
It is broader than a visual redesign and more product-specific than a platform migration. Capabilities may be preserved, repaired, redesigned, replatformed, rebuilt or retired.
How it differs from adjacent work
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Visual redesign
A visual redesign may change how a product looks, but product modernisation also considers the model, workflows, interface and implementation behind the experience.
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Platform migration
A platform migration focuses on moving technology foundations. Product modernisation is more product-specific because it also examines the product's capabilities and the continuity users and operations still need.
What may change during modernisation
Modernisation does not imply that every existing capability should be rebuilt. Depending on the evidence, capabilities may be preserved, repaired, redesigned, replatformed, rebuilt or retired.
Discuss your product modernisation
Talk to Tcules about the product, workflow, interface and implementation changes your established product may need.