rsc takes complete ownership of failing or stalled projects. Our rescue engagements begin with comprehensive technical audits of existing codebases, infrastructure, and development processes. We document all technical debt, architectural issues, security vulnerabilities, and operational gaps. Rescue delivery includes immediate stabilization, systematic remediation of critical issues, and complete reconstruction of deployment and operational procedures.
Project modernisation encompasses legacy system migration, technology stack upgrades, architecture refactoring, and establishment of automated testing and deployment systems. We take full ownership of codebases requiring rescue, implementing quality controls, documentation standards, and operational monitoring that were absent in failed previous attempts.
Rescue projects are delivered with the same production-ready standards as new builds. This includes complete infrastructure provisioning, security hardening, monitoring and alerting configurations, automated deployment pipelines, and comprehensive technical documentation. The engagement concludes with a fully operational system and complete operational handover procedures.
Structured approach from requirements to deployment
We conduct comprehensive audits of existing code, infrastructure, and processes. Critical issues are documented with severity classifications. Immediate stabilization measures are implemented to prevent further degradation while detailed rescue plans are developed.
Technical debt is resolved systematically with priority given to security vulnerabilities, data integrity issues, and operational stability. Architecture is refactored where necessary. Automated testing, deployment pipelines, and monitoring systems are implemented.
System is brought to production-ready status with all operational requirements satisfied. Complete documentation is produced including architecture diagrams, deployment procedures, and operational runbooks. Technical handover includes knowledge transfer and support transition.