Selected programs across defense, federal, and enterprise — including engagements where prior vendors failed, timelines had already collapsed, or LLM tooling had stalled at the hard 20%. Results validated against original-system behavior; supporting detail available under NDA.
Some programs are named where the client has approved attribution; others remain anonymized at the client level. Engineering detail, conversion accuracy, and timeline comparisons are accurate as delivered. Named references available under NDA.
Full functional equivalence validated end-to-end with complete chain-of-proof traceability across mixed-language embedded code. Target architecture supported from day one — not adapted to after the fact.
Static and dynamic analysis modeled runtime self-modification behavior. The agency now owns a maintainable, auditable Java codebase instead of code that rewrites itself at runtime.
361 components. 99.9% conversion accuracy. Zero regression. 20,000+ lines eliminated for a 24% smaller codebase. No disruption to active operations during the transition.
Sole developer retired and unreachable. No documentation. Declared intractable by other vendors. CodeIntent® extracted business logic directly from source and produced the first-ever technical documentation as a parallel deliverable.
Entire codebase parsed and decomposed within the first month. All 150 processes validated. Delivered optimized, idiomatic Java — not transliterated COBOL — restoring competitive parity for the SI.
Semantic intent mapping produced clean, maintainable Java that matched client style — no "JOBOL," no COBOL-style Java leakage. Decisive head-to-head result against generic LLM tooling.
"Working with Holonic Technologies has been an exceptional experience. Their dedication and expertise were key in making the project a success."
The common element across these engagements is not the source language or the target stack. It is the hard 20% — the part of legacy modernization where LLM tooling, offshore teams, and rip-and-replace programs have historically stalled or failed.
Self-modifying assembly. Unreachable subject-matter experts. No documentation. Mixed-language embedded code. Two million lines of COBOL across 150 processes. The CodeIntent® turns those from intractable into deterministic.
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