.NET 10 modernization
Gradual migration, module by module, with regression tests and no service interruption.
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Modernize essential systems with zero service interruption
Public bodies, municipalities, professional orders and associations often rely on ageing applications that only one or two people understand. Drawing on experience with large-scale government systems, we modernize with rigour, security and documentation.
Who it's for
- Public and para-public bodies
- Municipalities and RCMs
- Professional orders
- Associations and non-profits
- Firms subcontracting for the public sector
01Your challenges
Sound familiar?
The pain points we hear about most often.
- 01
.NET Framework or WebForms applications at end of life
- 02
Knowledge concentrated in one or two people
- 03
High accessibility and security requirements
- 04
PDF forms and payments processed manually
02Solutions
What we build for you
Custom solutions that integrate with your existing systems, rather than yet another software package to adopt.
Citizen and member portals
Self-service registrations, dues, payments, files and continuing education.
Accessibility and security
Interfaces compliant with SGQRI 008 and security practices aligned with OWASP.
Documentation and handover
Architecture, procedures and training so your team stays autonomous.
Team augmentation
A senior .NET developer embedded in your projects, as a subcontractor or directly.
03Before, after
What well-designed software changes
Concrete, everyday examples.
Member portal
Before
Renewals by PDF form, cheques, and training hours tracked in a spreadsheet.
After
Online portal: renewal, payment and continuing education hour reporting.
WebForms migration
Before
Critical application on unsupported technology that nobody dares to touch.
After
Step-by-step migration to .NET 10, with automated tests at every release.
Knowledge transfer
Before
Only one employee understands the system.
After
Complete documentation, code review and training for the internal team.
04Questions
Frequently asked questions
Can you respond to calls for tenders?
Yes, directly or in partnership with a firm, depending on the size of the mandate.
How do you avoid service interruptions?
Through gradual migration: the old and new systems run side by side, and each module is tested before the switchover.
Do you work with professional orders?
Yes: member portals, dues management, continuing education and professional inspection are needs we know well.