The customer, a provider of mission-critical software for airline operations, relied on a legacy monolithic product built in large extent on Oracle PL/SQL. This system had been in service for many years, supporting a large global customer base, processing high volumes of transactions, and managing complex data flows.
However, growing technical debt, performance bottlenecks, and scalability limitations posed increasing risks. To maintain operational efficiency, meet regulatory requirements, and remain competitive in the aviation software market, the customer identified the need to modernize.
Their long-term goal was to move toward a modular, microservices-based architecture that would support cloud adoption and future growth. The immediate objective was to reduce reliance on the legacy PL/SQL codebase, which had become increasingly complex and difficult to maintain.
To explore modernization strategies and evaluate AI advancements, the customer partnered with Grape Up—a consultancy specializing in large-scale digital transformation. Grape Up leveraged its proprietary G.Tx platform, which uses Agentic AI to accelerate code generation and transformation at speed.
The initial focus was twofold:
The collaboration delivered both strategic clarity and tangible technical results: