In 2020, the Special Interest Group for IIAS Standards (SIGIS) undertake a two-phase modernization project, first updating its decade-old Sitefinity frontend from Web Forms to ASP.NET Core, and more recently rebuilding their members portal.
As part of the two-phase modernization project, more than 30 Telerik ASP.NET Core controls were deployed to take advantage of the technology alignment between Sitefinity and Telerik developer tools.
For more information, see SIGIS Transitions from ASP.NET Web Forms to ASP.NET Core.
Serving 380,000 members and 2,700 member clubs, as well as fans around the world, USA Swimming wanted to take full advantage of the scalability of Sitefinity, future-proofing its site to deliver peak performance for the 2024 Olympics and beyond.
USA Swimming chose to migrate to the Cloud and transition from MVC to ASP.NET Core for speed and scalability. They achieved 84% increase in users and a 105% increase in website sessions during 2024 Trials.
For more information, see From Legacy to Gold: How a Step-by-Step Migration to ASP.NET Core Prepared USA Swimming for Remarkable Performance and Olympic Traffic.
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