Industry Insight. Technical Precision.

Every sector has its quirks. We don’t offer boilerplate advice, we apply deep technical expertise to real-world constraints. From manufacturing to professional services, legacy software is everywhere. We don’t chase niches; We solve problems. If your systems are holding you back, we align our approach with the realities of your domain.

Redfield Diagnostics isn’t tied to one industry - and that’s intentional. Legacy software doesn’t care what sector you’re in. Whether you’re running a warehouse, coordinating field engineers, managing patient records, or keeping an outdated CRM alive just long enough to extract the data, the problem is always the same: critical systems built years ago, now surrounded by fragile workarounds, guarded by the fear of disruption.

We work where others hesitate. That means getting into the guts of neglected systems, interpreting business logic nobody’s documented in a decade, and helping clients make strategic decisions with clarity and control. We don't promise reinvention. We promise risk-aware pragmatism.

We don’t offer one-size-fits-all answers. Our approach is diagnostic first: we assess the system you’ve got, identify the risks and bottlenecks, and give you options, not ultimatums. Whether you're dealing with an undocumented .NET tangle, a business-critical Access database, or a brittle VB6 app holding your operation together, we can help you chart a realistic path forward.

Our clients don’t come to us because we specialise in their sector. They come because we specialise in this kind of problem, and because they can tell we take it seriously. We don’t peddle transformation theatre. We fix what's broken, stabilise what matters, and leave you in a stronger position than when we arrived.

We’re not here to dazzle stakeholders with jargon or make a pitch deck look good. We’re here to untangle what’s already running, make sense of its value, and guide you through decisions that reduce risk instead of creating more of it. Sometimes that means keeping the old system alive a little longer. Sometimes it means planning its exit; Carefully, incrementally, and on your terms.

You don’t always need to rebuild. What you need is clarity; An honest assessment of what still works, what doesn’t, and where the real risks lie. If a rewrite is the right move, we’ll say so - but never for its own sake.

Clarity Over Hype

If you're wrestling with ageing systems, opaque codebases, or mounting risk, we can help you move forward, with clarity, not disruption.