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Technology Solutions Provider Improves Customer Portal With 70 Percent Less Code

Overview 1st Software is the United Kingdom's leading technology solutions provider for financial advisors and intermediaries. To maintain its award-winning status, 1st Software wanted to provide a better level of service to the 11,000 users served by the 1st Services portal, and to relieve the pressure on the support department. Using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 development system, a team of two programmers developed a completely new extranet site in Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 in just 12 weeks. Now, 1st Software offers clients enhanced service, with customizable pages and improved performance. Best of all, the migration and enhancements were accomplished with 70 percent less code than would have been possible with just ASP.NET.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Microsoft	File Format	WORD
Date Published	April 2007	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Portals, .NET, Application Development

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