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Managed Engineering
EC Software Engineering builds custom applications and has more than 20 years of client engineering work. Microsoft .NET, systems integrations, and APIs. Enterprise software development when a package will not do, run by the same firm that already owns your IT and security.
Who it is for
When a package will not do.
Operators who have outgrown packages, or who need a gap filled between Microsoft 365, Power Platform, and a line-of-business system, and want the same B.C. firm to run it on Monday.
What is included
- Custom applications: Microsoft .NET applications and services
- Systems architecture so those pieces stay supportable
- Automation that runs as operations
- AI-enabled engineering: custom systems that use AI tools
How the work is sequenced
Build what packages cannot. Run it as operations.
EC Software Engineering has been writing production systems for EC clients for more than 20 years. The stack is Microsoft .NET, integrations, and APIs. The new work is tying that discipline to AI tools so the result is robust, scalable, and secure.
What a package will not do
Custom work starts where Microsoft 365, Power Platform, or a line-of-business system stops. If Integration can join it off-the-shelf, it stays there.
Designed to be run
Applications and APIs are built to live on identity, backup, and monitoring.
Same firm after go-live
Help desk, 24/7 support, and security stay with EC after go-live.
Security is not optional
EC Software Engineering builds the system. AI tools sit inside it where they earn their place, under the same governance as the rest of the estate. New software lands on the Managed Security stack: identity, endpoint, email, backups, awareness, and CyberSecure Canada controls.
In this practice
Go deeper on the work you actually need.
Features and benefits
How the practice actually runs.
Fitted to operations
Microsoft .NET applications and services follow how the work is done, instead of forcing the work into a generic package.
Built to be run
Applications and APIs live on identity, backup, and monitoring, with an owner after go-live.
Same firm after go-live
Help desk, 24/7 support, and security stay with EC after go-live.
Hand-off from Integration
If Power Platform or a connector can join it, the work stays in Managed Integration. When that will not do, custom .NET and API work sits here.
Runs on the managed estate
New software lands on identity, backup, monitoring, and the CyberSecure Canada certified stack, including MFA.
Engineering plus AI
EC Software Engineering builds the system. AI tools sit inside it where they earn their place.
Proof
EC Software Engineering has been writing production systems for EC clients for more than 20 years, inside a firm founded in 1992. CyberSecure Canada is the runtime. Microsoft Solutions Partner is the estate.
Related: Managed IT · Managed Security · Managed Integration · Managed AI
Questions
Is this a separate software shop?
No. Managed Engineering is delivered by EC Software Engineering, a practice of EC Managed IT. The same firm runs IT, security, integration, and AI.
What do you build in?
Microsoft .NET applications and services, systems integrations that need custom code, and APIs that join line-of-business systems, Microsoft 365, and data the business already owns.
Will infrastructure work live here or under Managed IT?
Managed IT owns estate operations. Engineering owns custom applications, custom APIs, architecture, and automation.
How does this relate to Managed Integration and Managed AI?
If Integration can join it off-the-shelf, including Power Platform, it stays there. Copilot on Microsoft 365 stays with Managed AI. When the solution needs a custom application, custom API, or engineered service around the model, Engineering builds the system.
Next step
Talk about what a package will not do.
Call (604) 888-7904 or book an assessment. Office hours are Monday–Friday 8:30 a.m.–5:00 p.m.; Saturday–Sunday closed.