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We stabilize production software while your business keeps running

The Stabilization is a six to sixteen week engagement to fix critical production software that is failing, without pausing the business that depends on it. Senior engineers triage, repair and harden the system in priority order, so incidents drop while your team keeps shipping.

Not a rebuild. Not a freeze. A working system, fixed while it keeps running.

Recognition

When companies call us to stabilize

01

Production is failing multiple times a week, and every fix creates a new incident.

02

An audit, ours or someone else’s, told you what’s wrong. Now someone has to actually fix it.

03

The agency or developer who built the system is gone, and nobody left can safely change it.

04

You are one incident away from losing a client, a contract, or a compliance deadline.

05

The system is too fragile to touch, so the business has stopped shipping new features entirely.

If the choice in front of you is freeze the business or break it further, this is what we do instead.

Deliverable

What you get

Not a report. A system that stops breaking.

Triage and priority map

What’s most dangerous, fixed first.

Production fixes

Root causes closed, not patched over.

A safe deployment path restored

Releases that don’t require a war room.

Documentation the next engineer can actually use

No tribal knowledge left behind.

A clear handover

Your team trained to run it, or the engagement continues on retainer.

Weekly written status

What changed, what’s next. No surprises.

We fix production systems without stopping the business.

Process

How it works

01

A conversation with a founder

You describe what’s failing. If Stabilization is the wrong instrument, we say so—an audit or a rebuild might be the better starting point.
02

We arrive within a week

Access, incident history, first triage.
03

Week one: stop the bleeding

The most dangerous risks get fixed first, in production, without a freeze.
04

The engagement: systematic repair

Every fix tested and shipped like a normal release, not held for a big-bang deploy.
05

Final weeks: handover

Documentation delivered, your team trained, or we continue running the system on retainer.

Production failing right now? Write to us today. If it's urgent, you hear back from a founder within one business day.

Proof

Track record

Discipline

Every stabilization runs on the same discipline: senior engineers doing the fixing, not analysts handing off to a delivery team they've never met.

The team

Who runs it

WWG is the team European mid-market companies call when critical production software is under pressure and the in-house team plus the usual suspects cannot stabilize it.

Twenty-six years of track record. International senior engineers who ship under conditions most teams cannot imagine.

The people who stabilize your system stay accountable for it until it holds.

WWG team

FAQ

Questions leadership asks us

An engagement that fixes production software that’s actively failing, without stopping the business running on it. Six to sixteen weeks, depending on system size and severity, senior engineers only.
A rebuild replaces the system. Stabilization repairs it while it keeps running. We recommend stabilization when the architecture is sound enough to save and a rebuild would cost more time and risk than the business can absorb. If a rebuild is genuinely the safer path, we say so before starting.
No. We fix in production, in priority order, and ship like a normal release cycle. A full freeze is rarely necessary and usually makes the underlying problem worse, not better.
Good, it shortens week one. We start from the findings instead of re-diagnosing and move straight into triage. Either way, we start within a week of agreeing scope.
You get a documented handover and a trained team. Some clients take it from there. Others continue with us on retainer—for systems where ongoing ownership matters more than a one-time fix.
Companies whose production software is actively failing or too fragile to safely change. If the business has stopped shipping because nobody trusts the system anymore, this is built for you.

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Mohamed Deramchi

Mohamed Deramchi

Founder & CEO of WWG

20+ years in IT leadership, product, and cloud consulting. Leads delivery strategy and senior technical direction.

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