.NET modernization assessment.
A .NET modernization assessment: two weeks, a fixed $4,800, and a written, phased migration plan for your legacy .NET system that is yours to keep, whoever does the work.
Two weeks, fixed price. A written migration plan for your legacy system that is useful whether or not you hire us to execute it.
- Duration
- 2 weeks
- Price
- $4,800 fixed
- Deliverable
- Written plan + read-out
The hardest part of modernizing an old system is not the code. It is knowing the order to do it in. We read the codebase and the database, talk to the people who maintain it, and hand back a document that sequences the work: what moves first, what it depends on, what will hurt, and what it costs.
What you receive
- Codebase and data-layer review
- Dependency and coupling map of the current application
- Route inventory, ranked by migration risk and business value
- Phased migration plan with effort ranges per phase
- Named risks, and the specific things that will go wrong
- Read-out call, and the document is yours to keep
Why the plan comes before the fixed price
A fixed price is only as sound as the plan it is calculated from. The assessment produces that plan: the order the work happens in, what each phase depends on, and an effort range per phase. A modernization quoted from it is a defined deliverable for a defined figure, rather than a guess.
Further reading
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