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A Microsoft Access to SQL Server migration usually starts when an Access database becomes too large, unstable, or difficult for multiple users to share. The database corrupts for the third time in a year. Someone gets locked out while a colleague has a form open. The file passes 1.8 GB and starts behaving strangely. The […]
Every field service mobile app demos beautifully. Good signal, a charged device, a well-lit room, and someone who wrote the software driving it. Then it goes to a crew, and the first job is a refrigerator in an unfinished basement with no signal, in February, worn by someone in gloves who has eleven more stops […]
Most advice on choosing a custom software development company focuses on the build. Portfolio, process, technology stack, timeline, price. Those matter, and they are not where projects go wrong. Projects go wrong in year three, when the software is running the business, the people who built it have moved on, and nobody can answer a […]
If you run a utility appliance recycling program, the appliance recycling program software behind it has to do far more than schedule pickups. Scheduling is the easy part. The hard part is that an appliance recycling program is a field logistics operation with a regulatory reporting obligation bolted onto it, running under rules that differ […]
We are in the middle of a legacy application modernization project on our own platform right now. It is a recycling operations system built on SQL Server and ASP.NET, in continuous production since 2003, serving electric utility companies across the United States — a call center application, a web-based customer ordering site, and dashboards for […]
If your business still runs Windows 10, you have until October 13, 2026 to make a decision that gets more expensive after that date. That is the end of Year 1 of the Windows 10 Extended Security Updates program for commercial customers. The important part is not the date itself. It is how the pricing […]
SQL Server 2016 end of support arrived on July 14, 2026. That date has passed. If you are still running it without Extended Security Updates, your database has been receiving no security patches for over a month. Most articles on this subject were written before the deadline and tell you how to prepare for it. […]
Windows Server 2016 end of support arrives on January 12, 2027. After that date, Microsoft issues no further security updates for the operating system outside its paid Extended Security Updates program. If you read our guide to the Windows Server 2012 R2 deadline, this one is a different situation and needs a different response. That […]
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