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There are still many myths out there surrounding software migrations. Through all the years we have found not only that many people still ignore that there are automatic migration tools available, but some believe that automation is just more trouble...
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Last month we delivered a webcast around the different options to get applications originally developed in Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 running on the Windows 7 operating system. It also covered some of the business reasons for getting applications to work...
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Recently, one of customers in the UK, an Independent Software Vendor with headquarters in Bristol, told us that they managed to save about 14 man/months by using ArtinSoft’s VB to .NET tool to migrate their flagship application, comprised by 59 VB6 projects...
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Using ArtinSoft’s powerful VB to .NET migration tool to convert their 3,000,000 lines of code Sistema Professionista to VB.NET, Wolters Kluwer Italia saved 2 years of work, while increasing developer productivity and ensuring continued application evolution...
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We have partnered with Microsoft to deliver another VB6 to .NET migration webcast next Tuesday, August 04, 2009 at 11:00 AM Pacific Time (US & Canada). Presented by Esteban Brenes, Migration Specialist at ArtinSoft , this 1-hour live presentation...
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We’ve just released a new VB6 and ASP Assessment Tool , which analyzes Visual Basic 6.0 and ASP projects in order to obtain an inventory of the code, components and their relationships. It generates a group of HTML and Excel reports that can be used as...
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We’ve just released a new case study that shows how one of our customers saved lots of time and money by using our Visual Basic Upgrade Companion tool to migrate its flagship application from VB to .NET. Based in South Africa, MDA Property Systems provides...
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Starting tomorrow January 27 th we will be engaging with Microsoft on a campaign aimed towards helping companies and developers in the UK move their Visual Basic 6.0 applications to the .NET platform. This is not the first time we provide migration solutions...
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If you are familiar with VB to .NET migration projects, you certainly know by now that this is not a trivial task. And with the state of the economy today, saving up on scarce, valuable resources is a must. That’s when an automated software migration...
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Today Eric Nelson covered the quasi-legendary legacy transformation options graph on his blog . Taking into account the 4 basic alternatives for legacy renovation, that is, Replace, Rewrite, Reuse or Migrate , this diagram shows the combination of 2 main...
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... in fact, a very common question we hear out there when people begin considering upgrading from VB to .NET: “should I migrate my Visual Basic 6.0 applications to VB.NET or C#?” Well, Google on the subject and this seems to be an endless discussion...
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It’s well known that financial institutions are under a lot of pressure to replace their core legacy systems, and here at ArtinSoft we’ve seen an increased interest from this industry towards our migration services and products , specially our Visual...
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Today Eric Nelson posted on one of his blog s a short interview with Roberto Leiton, ArtinSoft ’s CEO. Eric works for Microsoft UK, mostly helping local ISV’s explore and adopt the latest technologies and tools. In fact, that’s why he first contacted...
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I mentioned a few days ago that ArtinSoft was about to release a new version of its VB to .NET migration product. Well, today it is official: finally, the Visual Basic Upgrade Companion v2.0 has been released! After an incredible amount of work (kudos...
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Well, not exactly. But official support for Visual Basic 6.0 has certainly ended , as I’ve mentioned on previous posts . VB 6 has been used by millions of people all over the world to develop applications ranging from thousands to millions of lines of...
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