Legacy
Modernization
Case Studies by ModLogix
Every legacy modernization case study is a real story about business challenges that companies face due to outdated technology. Their digital transformation path is unique and different, but always full of valuable lessons that we share with you.

Migration from
AngularJS to
Angular 11
Learn how we dealt with a low performance, inflexible
architecture, and costly
maintenance of a legacy AngularJS system.

How to Migrate
from AngularJS
to Angular 9
Explore how our team moved a large multi-tenant SaaS
system to the latest Angular in
one year.

How to Migrate from .NET Framework to .NET Core
Our team ported obsolete .NET Framework 4.7 to .NET Core 3.2 to significantly improve system’s maintenance.
Migration from ASP.NET MVC to .NET Core
Upgrading a complex cloud-based eligibility verification platform.
The whole migration process was seamless from our point of view – the ModLogix team kept us up to date during all phases of the project.

How to Deal with Legacy Solutions?
Migrate a Webforms
Platform to
Microsoft Azure
How we moved a platform written on Webforms in 2009
to the cloud, built new
architecture, and ironed out compatibility issues.


Legacy System
Integration
Learn how to integrate a cloud-based eligibility verification platform with EMR seamlessly.


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MS SQL Database Upgrade
Moving from MS SQL Database version 14 to 17 improved data accessibility and integrity.
Migrate a WinForms App to .NET Core 3.2
Learn how to integrate a desktop system into the modern web-based platform fully.
Re-engineering
of the Large Management Platform
Re-engineering the Healthcare Reputation Management Platform to Eliminate Unnecessary Expenses
We had many issues before ModLogix fixed it. It took much time to process needed data sets, and the glitches in the system occurred sometimes.
Re-engineering and Refactoring
Re-engineering the complex product for better productivity.

