Service Catalogue
Three core areas, built around the Microsoft .NET ecosystem and the DotNetNuke platform.
Custom Application Development
Design and build of business applications tailored to client needs, including the Aricie product line (Acoléa, Adylic, AricieGrid, Budg-Immos, Galva, HomeBlog).
DotNetNuke Hosting & Modules
Hosting services and a catalogue of DotNetNuke modules, alongside a French-language DNN resource guide for administrators and integrators.
Professional Training
Training programmes on Aricie.Net and DotNetNuke, delivered for technical teams and project managers. See the Training page for historical sessions, including the October 2–10, 2008 seminar.
Explore Further
Drill into the specific offerings behind each service line.
Modern IT service providers play a vital role in helping organisations translate business objectives into reliable, scalable software. The work typically spans the full lifecycle, from early discovery and architecture decisions through iterative development, quality assurance, deployment, and ongoing improvement. By approaching each project as a collaboration between consultants, developers, and end users, providers can shape solutions that fit existing processes while remaining flexible enough to evolve. Services in this area often emphasise clean design, maintainable codebases, and long term support, allowing client teams to focus on their own missions rather than on the underlying technology stack that keeps their operations running smoothly and securely over time.
Custom application development sits at the centre of many IT service offerings, giving organisations software that is purpose built rather than adapted from generic tools. Developers gather requirements, model data, design interfaces, and implement features that match real workflows, whether the goal is to streamline internal operations, support new digital products, or connect scattered systems through well planned integrations. The emphasis is on practical usability, predictable performance, and the ability to extend functionality as needs change. Combined with thoughtful documentation and a clear handover process, this approach helps clients gain tools that genuinely reflect how they work today while remaining adaptable to growth, regulatory shifts, and emerging technologies.
Hosting and platform management form another essential pillar, ensuring that websites, portals, and applications remain available, fast, and protected against common threats. Providers in this space typically manage environments, monitor performance, apply updates, and plan for capacity ahead of demand. For platforms built on established content and portal frameworks, specialised expertise can shorten deployment times and reduce the risk of configuration errors. A strong hosting partner also backs technical infrastructure with clear reporting, scheduled maintenance windows, and rapid response to incidents, helping client teams concentrate on content, customers, and strategy rather than on server administration, patches, and the day to day complexities of keeping a digital presence online.
Professional training rounds out a balanced service portfolio by helping client teams build lasting internal capability. Sessions can cover development frameworks, platform administration, secure coding practices, or effective use of specific tools, and they are often tailored to the experience level and goals of each audience. Delivered through workshops, coaching, or guided learning paths, training encourages knowledge transfer that continues long after the engagement ends. When combined with consulting and technical services, it empowers organisations to maintain and evolve their own systems with greater confidence, reducing dependence on external intervention and fostering a culture where learning is viewed as a continuous, practical investment in long term operational quality.