How to migrate a VB6 application
Discover how to migrate VB6 applications to .NET with our comprehensive guide. Learn the key steps and strategies, as well as the best practices for seamless VB6 modernization.
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From desktop to a cross-platform application
We assisted our client in moving from desktop to a cross-platform application. Read how we converted an outdated legacy software based on Windows Forms to WPF in C# to enhance user experience through
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RPA for legacy systems in the healthcare industry
Learn how RPA technology modernizes legacy healthcare systems, automates processes, facilitates cybersecurity and overall patient care.
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Healthcare software modernization overview: your guide
A legacy healthcare system means 30% slower workflows. Learn more about modernization to improve both efficiency and security.
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VB6 modernization: a guide to upgrading legacy applications
On legacy VB6 modernization – our guide to help you understand which strategy to follow. VB6 migration isn’t the only option you have.
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VB6 vs .NET controls, a comparison
In this short overview, we shed light on the most important differences between VB6 and .NET controls to know.
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RPA technology extending legacy EMR systems
Discover how RPA technology transforms legacy EMR systems by resolving common challenges (security vulnerabilities, inefficient workflows, and more). Learn from real-world examples.
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How to approach legacy software modernization
Most companies get to the point when legacy software modernization becomes necessary. In our guide, read about main approaches, steps and benefits of software modernization.
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Extension-based design to modernize legacy software
In this detailed overview, we described the approaches of extension-based design to modernize legacy software, which have been verified by our daily practice and helped our partners stay afloat in the
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US government warns against C and C++ code
US government warns against C and C++ code and encourages software developers to move away from programming languages that cause buffer overflows and other memory-related vulnerabilities. Is this the
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