Kiandra Insights

In logistics, every delay is expensive. But what if the biggest delay isn’t out on the water or at the port- what if it’s sitting right on your desktop? Legacy logistics systems are a silent killer. They’re clunky, slow, hard to scale, and often stitched together with more spreadsheets than sense.

You know what chaos looks like – disjointed systems, endless manual data entry, staff wasting hours updating spreadsheets while shipments sit idle, and customers left waiting, wondering, chasing updates again and again.

Kiandra is proud to announce that Cassandra Wallace, Head of Software Engineering, has been named a winner in the 2025 ARN Women in ICT Awards (WIICTA), taking out top honours in the Shining Star category.

When the WA Health system needed to replace a 25-year-old platform used to manage and process payments for more than 1,000 contracted medical professionals, the pressure was on.

What if your logistics system could give you back 140 hours a day? That’s not a typo. That’s what MONSON, one of Australia’s top global shipping specialists, achieved when they partnered with Kiandra to rebuild their logistics software from the ground up.

Modernising legacy systems is one of the most critical and complex challenges facing today’s IT leaders. Whether you're in government, finance, or education, the pressure to replace ageing infrastructure with agile, user-friendly, cloud-based platforms is real.

Choosing a software development partner has always been a critical decision but when AI enters the mix, the stakes get even higher. You’re not just hiring a team to write code. You’re trusting them to help you navigate emerging technologies, manage risk, and deliver long-term value with tools that are still evolving.

Legacy systems are becoming increasingly costly to maintain and dangerously slow to adapt. As customer expectations grow and compliance requirements shift, traditional software development methods can’t keep up. AI-assisted development offers a new path forward, accelerating modernisation without compromising quality.

Modernising legacy systems isn’t just a technical challenge, it’s a strategic decision that impacts your entire organisation. And with AI now transforming how modernisation happens, the question isn’t if you should modernise, but how to do it faster, safer, and more intelligently.