Microsoft has been at the forefront of various computing initiatives, which had significant impact on the computing industry. Microsoft was also responsible for bringing computers to the desktops. Acknowledging this leadership, SARK has been working with Microsoft tools since the days of MS-DOS.

SARK started with development of Business and Systems applications using languages like C/C++ and foxpro/dbase. SARK has successfully made the transition from Console based applications to Windows based applications, by working with languages/tools like Visual Basic, Visual C++ etc. Notable among these earlier works were Terminate and Stay Resident (TSR) program for tele-printer application and Computer Based Training (CBT) software.

Microsoft announced the .NET initiative in July 2000. Microsoft .NET integrates number of technologies that emerged from Microsoft during late 1990s namely COM+ component services, ASP web development framework, XML, Object Oriented Design, WEB Services Protocols - SOAP, WSDL, UDDI etc.

SARK recognized the immense power offered by .NET and was amongst the first ones to successfully deploy .NET applications for its clients. These included Web based applications like Demand Planner, Export Orders Processing and Tracking etc. developed using ASP.NET, VB.NET, COM+, SQL Server. SARK has also developed a web based tool for Logistics Industry to manage shipments by combining .NET tools with Open Source products to deliver the rich user interface possible with .NET, but at the same time keeping the Total Cost of Ownership low.

SARK has developed off-beat applications like Windows services to manage Printers spread across a LAN. It interfaced with existing Oracle based applications and the Windows print spools to allow users to manage printers through a customized interface. SARK has developed prototype attendance system based on RFID technology and tools like Web Scraping to demonstrate the power offered by .NET technologies.

SARK has also worked with Microsoft tools for the mobile platform like eVC++, .NET framework for mobile, Mobile SDK 2003. SARK has developed browsers with controlled functionality, to communicate with the enterprise applications hosted on company's LAN. Applications have also been developed for Retail chains to assist in pricing strategies and to manage stocks efficiently.

SARK visualizes that web based applications with connectivity to handheld devices are order of the day and SARK is well equipped to serve clients with such requirements.