Workforce
Applications
Modernizing
Desktop Applications
Legacy Windows applications have been the backbone of businesses for years. However as technology advances these applications face aging challenges.
These are software programs developed using older technologies such as Visual Basic, C++ or .NET, often running on outdated operating systems.
This creates challenges including incompatibility with modern operating systems, dependency on outdated libraries and user interfaces, performance issues, security vulnerabilities and difficulty in integrating with other systems.
Assessment and Planning
Conduct a thorough assessment of the existing legacy Windows applications to identify their functionalities, dependencies, and potential challenges.
Develop Migration Plan
Estimate the budget required for the modernization, including costs for software licenses and hardware upgrades, identifying potential risks for the modernization.
Migrate and Test
Implement the testing procedures and quality assurance measures to ensure that the modernized Windows applications meet the required performance and security standards.
Executive Guide
An overview presentation explaining the key project challenges and solution best practices.
White Paper
This guide details the technical challenge and the best practices and vendor tools that can formulate a modernization roadmap.
