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Breaking News - Operating Systems & Middleware:
Trigent Defines Approaches For Migrating From ASP To ASP.NET
In its most recent white paper, Trigent examines trends in the adoption of
ASP.NET, and provides guidelines for selecting the migration approach that
best meets specific business needs.
Trigent, a provider of software services solutions for enterprise and ISV
clients, draws on its experience in migrating applications based on "classic"
Active Server Page (ASP) technology to the Microsoft .NET platform, outlining
a matrix of five major migration strategies that businesses adopt. Trigent
also offers insight into how to initially assess the complexity of a potential
migration effort, with its "ASP.NET Complexity Indicator."
Moving applications to the .NET framework offers businesses a variety of
benefits, including enhanced performance, scalability, interoperability and
ease of maintenance. For some businesses those benefits may be best realized
through a comprehensive migration, but for many others an incremental approach
is more suitable.
"Depending on the particular benefits that are most critical to the business,
the complexity of their current code base, the strategic value perceived in
moving to .NET and the desired timeframe for results, there are a variety of
approaches companies can take to achieve their goals in migrating to ASP.NET,"
said Tim Kinslow, practice manager at Trigent.
Trigent's white paper details how these factors contribute to determining the
best migration approach, and outlines the main phases of a migration with
guidelines for the percentage of overall project effort that should be
allocated to each.
"Organization don't have to take an 'all or nothing' approach to moving to the
.NET framework. Many businesses are pursuing migration strategies that will
allow them to begin leveraging some of the major benefits of .NET in the
short-term, such as managed code and Web services, while positioning them to
further build on the platform in the future," Kinslow concluded.
To download a free copy of the White Paper please go to
www.trigent.com/news/insights6.htm.
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