Upgrades are put off
Older .NET versions and dependencies stay in place because no one knows how much work an upgrade will involve.
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Maintenance and support for .NET systems
Do you have a .NET system that's important to your business? We take responsibility for existing .NET applications and bring structure to maintenance, upgrades and further development.
Who is responsible for the .NET system?
A system can work for many years and still become harder to look after. People move on, documentation becomes outdated and upgrades get put off.
We build an understanding of the system and make sure someone is there to take responsibility when it needs maintenance, changes or troubleshooting.
Sound familiar?
The knowledge is gone
The people who built the system are no longer there or are working on other things.
Changes take too long
Before any new feature can be added, someone has to figure out how the system fits together.
Support becomes reactive
Problems are handled as they arise, with no planned system maintenance.
Planned upgrades and maintenance
We keep track of the system's technical setup and help you plan upgrades in good time. This lets you make changes in a controlled way, rather than being forced to act when an old component suddenly becomes an urgent problem.
Reduce technical risks
We identify dependencies, outdated technology and other parts that make the system unnecessarily vulnerable. Then we prioritise what needs fixing and what can wait.
Not everything old is a problem. We focus on what actually affects operations, security or the ability to develop the system further.
Build on your system when your business needs it
Maintenance is also about helping the system keep up with the business. When new needs arise, we can develop the existing solution further instead of starting from scratch.
A long-term plan for the system
You should know what needs doing now, which upgrades are coming up and which risks you need to keep an eye on. That gives you control and makes it easier to decide on the system's future.
Do you need someone to take responsibility for your .NET system?
You do not need a complete list of what needs doing. Tell us how the system works today and what tends to be difficult, and we will help you work out the rest.