01
Stabilize the current estate
We start with a short technical review that identifies release blockers, risky customizations, and the operational decisions that cannot wait.
Current-state mapRisk registerImmediate containment actions
AEM bail-out path
When an AEM upgrade is stuck, start with a controlled way out.
Upgrade blockers are rarely one problem. They are usually a mix of inherited custom code, unclear content dependencies, and decisions that were never written down. We help you stabilize the estate, prove a route, and move forward without guesswork.
Progressive recovery
Four steps from blocked to ready
Each step produces a usable artifact, so you can pause, decide, or continue with a clear record of what was learned.
02
Choose a safe route
You receive options for an in-place upgrade, staged re-platform, or AEM as a Cloud Service journey—matched to your content, team, and change window.
Option comparisonSequenced roadmapDecision log
03
Prove the migration path
A representative slice of code and content is moved through a non-production path so assumptions are tested before the wider program begins.
Proof-of-path buildMigration scriptsAcceptance criteria
04
Cut over with control
Runbooks, rehearsal, reconciliation, and an agreed rollback decision make the final change a managed operational event.
Cutover runbookValidation reportHandover plan
Critical intervention areas
Fix the blocker, not the whole project.
A Bail-Out can take responsibility for one difficult module while your existing team continues with the broader program.
UI/Core customizations
Dispatcher and caching
Indexing and query behavior
OSGi and dependencies
Legacy JSP to HTL modernization
Integrations and asynchronous processing
Cloud Manager, CI/CD, and automation
Cut-over and launch stabilization
Defined engagement
Choose the amount of ownership you need.
Rapid assessment
Current-state assessment, blocker inventory, risk classification, remediation recommendations, and closure criteria.
Specialist sprint
Take ownership of one or more critical blockers for a defined delivery window.
Embedded engineering
Work alongside the existing team for a defined period with clear technical ownership.
Complete rescue
Own the remaining upgrade engineering and drive it toward the agreed target state.
A blocked release
Find the smallest safe intervention to unstick a release or restore a reliable decision path.
An inherited estate
Build the inventory and acceptance criteria your team needs before choosing a migration route.
A difficult decision
Bring technical and business stakeholders around options that are explicit about trade-offs.
AEM recovery conversation
Bring us the blocker, not a polished brief.
Share what is failing, what has already been tried, and when you need clarity. We will help define the next useful step.
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