The Enterprise Challenge

Enterprise software development operates under constraints that smaller organizations never encounter. Security reviews take months. Procurement processes involve legal, compliance, and IT governance teams. Integration requirements span dozens of internal systems, many running on outdated technology with minimal documentation.

Legacy modernization is the most common and most difficult enterprise technology initiative. Critical business processes run on aging systems that no one fully understands, and migrating without disrupting operations requires surgical precision. A full rewrite is rarely feasible; incremental migration strategies are essential but technically demanding.

Stakeholder alignment is itself a project. Enterprise applications serve multiple departments with competing priorities, and the political dynamics of feature prioritization, access control, and change management often determine project success more than technical execution.

Scale requirements differ from startup scale. Enterprise applications may serve thousands of concurrent users, integrate with systems across time zones, and require uptime guarantees that affect business operations when violated.

How We Help

We build enterprise applications that satisfy IT governance requirements from day one. SSO integration with existing identity providers like Azure AD, Okta, or PingIdentity means employees use existing credentials. Role-based access maps to your organizational structure with granular permissions that compliance teams can audit.

Legacy modernization uses strangler fig patterns and API facades to replace systems incrementally. We identify the highest-value, lowest-risk components to migrate first, maintain business continuity throughout the transition, and provide rollback capabilities at every stage.

Integration architecture connects your new systems with existing infrastructure: ERP systems, CRM platforms, data warehouses, and custom internal tools. We document interfaces, handle data transformation, and build resilient connections that handle the inevitable network failures and system outages.

Custom internal tooling replaces spreadsheet workflows with proper applications, automates repetitive processes, and gives your teams interfaces designed for their specific workflows rather than generic off-the-shelf software.

Case Study: Acri Technology

We developed a B2B technology product platform for Acri Technology, serving business customers worldwide with complex product catalogs and technical documentation requirements.

Technical Implementation:

MVC architecture with jQuery and Bootstrap frontend
Comprehensive product catalog with technical specifications
Technical document library for product support
Multi-currency support for international business
B2B portal with customer account management

Results:

Complete product catalog with full technical documentation
International reach through multi-currency support
Business portal enabling direct customer engagement
Centralized technical document management

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Case Study: NETFORM Mühendislik

We built an engineering firm website with project portfolio management, CAD file storage, and materials catalog functionality for NETFORM Mühendislik.

Technical Implementation:

ASP.NET with Bootstrap frontend
Project portfolio with status tracking
CAD file storage and retrieval system
Materials catalog with search functionality
Team project collaboration features

Results:

Centralized project tracking and portfolio management
Organized CAD file storage replacing file server chaos
Searchable materials catalog improving project planning
Improved team visibility into project status

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Implementation Approach

Enterprise projects require careful navigation of organizational requirements.

Phase 1: Discovery and Governance (Weeks 1-6) Stakeholder interviews, existing system documentation, security and compliance requirements gathering, and architecture proposal. We produce the documentation your governance process requires before writing code.

Phase 2: Foundation (Weeks 7-12) Authentication integration, access control implementation, audit logging, and core infrastructure. Enterprise requirements are built in from the start.

Phase 3: Core Development (Weeks 13-24) Primary application functionality delivered in iterations with regular stakeholder review. We maintain flexibility for requirement changes while controlling scope creep.

Phase 4: Integration (Weeks 25-32) Connections to existing systems, data migration from legacy platforms, and operational handoff to your IT team. Documentation and training ensure your organization can maintain the system independently.

Our Approach

We speak both engineering and enterprise. We produce the documentation, architecture decision records, and security assessments that your governance process requires without treating them as afterthoughts. These artifacts are deliverables, not bureaucratic overhead.

We design for the enterprise reality of multiple stakeholders, long approval cycles, and integration-heavy environments. No application exists in isolation, and our architecture accounts for the systems you already have.

Change management is part of the project. We work with your teams to ensure adoption, provide training materials, and design interfaces that minimize disruption to existing workflows.

Success Indicators

Enterprise clients achieve full compliance certification before go-live through proper architecture and documentation. Legacy migrations complete with zero unplanned downtime through careful planning and rollback capabilities. Manual processes reduce by 60-80% through custom internal tooling and workflow automation.

User adoption rates exceed expectations when applications are designed for actual workflows rather than idealized processes.

FAQ

How do you handle enterprise security requirements? We design for your specific security requirements from day one. This typically includes SSO integration, role-based access control, audit logging, encryption at rest and in transit, and network architecture that satisfies your security team. We provide documentation for security reviews and participate in assessment processes.

Can you work with our existing IT team? Yes. We collaborate with internal IT teams on infrastructure, security, and ongoing maintenance. We document everything, follow your coding standards where they exist, and design for eventual handoff. Some clients maintain systems themselves after launch; others retain us for ongoing development.

How do you approach legacy system integration? Through API facades when possible, direct database integration when necessary, and file-based integration as a last resort. We document the quirks and limitations of legacy systems and build robust error handling for the unexpected behaviors old systems exhibit.

What about ongoing maintenance and support? We offer maintenance agreements for ongoing support, security updates, and feature development. We also provide thorough documentation and training so your internal team can handle routine maintenance independently.

How do you manage enterprise project timelines? Through realistic planning that accounts for approval cycles, stakeholder availability, and integration dependencies. We break projects into milestones with clear deliverables and maintain regular communication with all stakeholders. Scope changes go through a change control process that manages expectations and timelines.

Enterprise Web Development

What We Deliver

Scalable Architecture

Security & Compliance

Legacy Modernization

Internal Tools

SSO & RBAC

SLA & Support