Speeding Your Application Migration with Code Morph

By John Kullmann | Published on August 7th, 2019 | Last updated on September 30th, 2024 |

Macrosoft has led many different legacy technology migration projects with multiple clients in a variety of industries. As a result of the knowledge gained from these projects, we have built a suite of migration utilities that speed the process while improving accuracy.

The crown jewel of our migration utility suite is Macrosoft’s patented technology Code Morph. Using Code Morph, clients save weeks or months of development effort during the technology migration process.

No, it’s not as simple as set-it-and-forget-it. Code Morph translate 60% to 80% of the legacy code to the modern technology platform. As a result, developers are only required to intervene in complex business logic or stitching together various modules of the application.

This automation streamlines the development enabling the vast majority of the code to be automated and focusing developer’s manual efforts where they are most needed: in code reviews. Code Morph is not sold in the retail marketplace. Rather it is a technology utility leveraged by the Macrosoft team when collaborating with you on your company’s migration. Read more about Code Morph and all of our utilities for Macrosoft’s Migration practices here

John Kullmann

Director, Special Projects at Macrosoft Inc

John is the Director for Special Projects at Macrosoft. In that capacity, he works with new and existing clients to clearly understand their requirements and translate them for the software development teams. John has extensive experience in Six Sigma, Lean Engineering and managing international operations. His background has allowed him to be responsible for ensuring ongoing client satisfaction. John consistently provides excellent customer service, ensuring the highest quality.

John is a frequent speaker at industry events and is the Chairman of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce Tech Talk Forum.

Though John always takes his work very seriously, he does not take himself so serious. Outside of work, John sits on the Board of Directors for Family Nature Summits. Additionally, he plays tennis and enjoys every outdoor activity.