Spring cleaning your Legacy Applications with .NET Migration
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By John Kullmann | Published on March 29th, 2017 | Last updated on September 30th, 2024 |
Cleaning up your Technology Stack
It’s time for you to open your closet to start spring cleaning. Similarly from a technology perspective, ask yourself,
Do I have old applications that need to be cleaned out and modernized?
Obsolete development platforms prevent legacy technologies from meeting the emerging needs of the tech savvy world. Migration of legacy applications to the latest technologies including .NET and Cloud Computing has become an inevitable. When thinking of new technologies, consider a migration methodology which accommodates your legacy technology without hiccups. The Microsoft .NET platform has become the premier choice for migrating legacy technologies like Visual FoxPro (VFP), Visual Basic 6 (VB6), Classic ASP, and Clipper.
The top five reasons why legacy application migration is inevitable:
Development and maintenance costs
Diminishing pool of skilled resources
Difficulty maintaining hardware systems
Incompatibility to integrate with new technology systems
Inadequate scalability and flexibility
Macrosoft works with globally with companies to migrate their mission critical applications. Migrating legacy applications brings many advantages:
Mitigation of business risks and improved system performance
Ease of maintenance of supported applications
Reduction of ownership costs
Minimizing system dependencies
Increased data portability
Enhanced operational efficiencies
Availability of skilled professionals
Macrosoft has processes, methodologies and tools that we used to guide companies migrating older technologies to new platforms. Contact us to learn about our methodology, our process and our tools so that you can be ready not just for today but the future.
John is the Director for Special Projects at Macrosoft. In that capacity, he works with new and existing clients to clearly understand their requirements and translate them for the software development teams. John has extensive experience in Six Sigma, Lean Engineering and managing international operations. His background has allowed him to be responsible for ensuring ongoing client satisfaction. John consistently provides excellent customer service, ensuring the highest quality.
John is a frequent speaker at industry events and is the Chairman of the Morris County Chamber of Commerce Tech Talk Forum.
Though John always takes his work very seriously, he does not take himself so serious. Outside of work, John sits on the Board of Directors for Family Nature Summits. Additionally, he plays tennis and enjoys every outdoor activity.
