The client manages a global trademark registry with over 7 million registered trademarks and 2 million monthly search page views. Their legacy system, built on outdated technology, experiences frequent crashes during traffic peaks, leading to degraded user experience and unreliable access. The system is also vulnerable to security risks due to insecure authentication code distribution, and lacks a dedicated testing environment to ensure quality control before deployment. As user demand grows, the system's inability to scale and handle high loads hampers service delivery and legal support operations.
A large legal services provider operating a global trademark registry platform serving millions of users and managing extensive trademark data.
By migrating to a cloud-native architecture with optimized database design, the new trademark registry system is expected to support high scalability and availability for over 1 million monthly users, handle 7 million trademarks efficiently, and improve search response times to around one second. Enhanced security measures will mitigate unauthorized access risks, and the deployment of machine learning algorithms will significantly advance search capabilities. Overall, these improvements will enable the client to provide more reliable, secure, and faster legal services globally, supporting continued growth and user satisfaction.