New robust web-based management information system (MIS) performs the base operations support (BOS) for services contract.
Our client provides support, management and consulting services worldwide. They have designed a robust web-based management information system (MIS) to perform the base operations support (BOS) services contract. They are using a mobile application that provides continuous real-time access to contract deliverables, reports, operating procedures, cost and invoicing reports as well as digital dashboards. It also enables our client to provide its customers with the necessary information for future maintenance and enhancement.
Our client has an application that provides performance evaluation of their contractors’ performance. However, the app ran primarily on the Microsoft ASP.NET framework. This limited the company’s ability to scale its business processes. Moreover, maintenance was a challenge as it was expensive. There were several other challenges including:
After a thorough consultation, our team of experts suggested that the app required a highly resilient digital ecosystem to remove old redundancies. Hence, our developers worked closely to modernize their legacy app. Based on the assessment, the team crafted a migration strategy for replacing or refactoring outdated server-side code and business logic with modern code/logic. The migration process involved three things:
The app modernization solution utilized the best practices to power the client’s vision of a highly scalable app. It also helps the client to leverage cloud-agnostic applications to ensure better customer satisfaction while enabling them to be agile. Our approach also allows them to preserve the functionality and interfaces of the existing application while moving towards a foundation for future modernization.
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