Case study
Modernizing a .NET / Oracle portfolio
Progressively modernized critical Québec public health modules with standardization, automated deployments, and improved stability.
For a Québec public health organization, we helped evolve a .NET / Oracle application portfolio supporting administrative and operational workflows. The mandate focused on reducing deployment time, de-risking releases, and establishing durable standards (shared components, deployment scripts, operational documentation).
Context
The portfolio included multiple interconnected modules with legacy dependencies, manual release steps, and uneven documentation. Each change required heavy coordination, increasing risk and slowing feature delivery.
Challenge
Reduce deployment time while improving reliability: standardize reusable components, reduce variability across modules, and make operations more predictable (pre-prod → prod) in an environment where stability is non-negotiable.
Solution
We delivered a progressive modernization approach: (1) standardizing common .NET libraries and patterns, (2) automating deployment scripts and validations, (3) building operational runbooks and recovery procedures, (4) gradually moving toward a service-oriented architecture to isolate responsibilities and reduce cascading impacts.
Outcome
Reduced average deployment time (~40%) through automation and standardization. Releases became more predictable, with fewer environment-specific surprises and improved operational readiness via runbooks (diagnostics, rollback, recovery)—helping avoid major production incidents.
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