Migrate to NET

The requirements for migration/reengineering of Software development applications or databases in enterprises occur due to change in way doing business and demands by the customers to provide best services and meat the all challenge of the business and technologies. The migration is needed moreover to recover operational capability or to manage all the risks involved while running software development applications. Lots of enterprises are overlapped with the challenge of making sure which investments in legacy systems do not get locked in proprietary and outdated technologies while migrating to some newer systems. The requirement is to guard established business rules, practices and investments in the old system at the same time managing precious human resources locked in maintaining inheritance systems. Other feature which requires to be believed is the smooth shift of the software users from the older system to the newer one.

ASP.NET Development

For this types enterprises WebDhoom’s provides migration to open, advanced, flexible, secure, reliable and highly adopted platform that is Microsoft .NET.

Webdhoom specializes in migration/reengineering of Software development applications to .NET, whether it engage legacy Win32 (Visual Basic, Visual C++), Fortran, COBOL, FoxPro, Power Builder (PB), Pascal, Delphi, Kylix or Pocket PC based (eVB, eVC)’ applications in to .NET, WebDhoom has the tools, method, expertise and skills to achieve the objectives in a quicker, cleaner, cheaper and reliable manner.

Net Development

  • Causes for Migrating to .NET:
  • Web service support, Remoting support
  • Standard base kinds across languages
  • Standard toolset for any .Net language
  • Support for mobile devices
  • Standards integration: XML, SOAP, and more
  • Rapid Development
  • Ease of deployment
  • Ease of adoptability
  • Ease of maintenance and support

Migration Methodology: WebDhoom Migration Assessment expertise gives an accurate and timely inventory of all impacted Software development applications, describes migration problems through count and severity, and outlines a release plan and a cost model to whole the migration. There are four important steps of the migration approach:

  1. Planning, requirements analysis and risk evaluation
  2. Versioning control and library definition customization
  3. Build system and code migration
  4. Full Testing and debugging

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