If any of this sounds familiar, you're in the right place.
🔹Your .NET Framework codebase is years old and newer engineers won't touch it
🔹AI adoption is on the roadmap, but your current architecture can't support it
🔹Microsoft's EOL timeline is forcing a conversation you've been delaying
🔹Previous migration attempt stalled because the complexity was underestimated
🔹Every sprint is slower than it should be because of compounding technical debt
🔹You need a plan your board can actually approve — with real numbers, not guesses
The Unfair ProtoComet Advantage
Most would know the destination.
We know where you're starting from.
We have lived the full .NET lifecycle since it's inception. Protocomet brings experience across both legacy Microsoft stacks and modern cloud-native .NET systems. From VB6 and early .NET Framework applications through to modern .NET Core, Azure-based architectures, and contemporary engineering practices.
That combination matters in modernization work. Many teams are strong in either maintaining legacy systems or building modern platforms, but successful modernization usually requires understanding both worlds at the same time: the realities of long-running production systems, and the practical path toward modern architecture.
How an engagement typically starts
Running legacy .NET? Let's talk about what modernization actually looks like for you.
30 minutes. No pitch. We'll look at your .NET estate together and give you an honest view of risk, options, and what a realistic modernization path looks like.