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Four reasons why you should consider CA Telon modernization
CA Telon is a Computer Aided Software Engineering (CASE) application development environment that was originally designed by Chris McNeil and Don Christensen in the late 1970s. […]
Read moreYour First Time Hanging Out with Squirrly’s Live Assistant
This article has been 100% optimized using Squirrly’s Optimization Assistant, which means both Google and human readers will love it! But if you were to delete the words […]
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Money For Nothing: Why COBOL Conversion Projects Fail
Successful COBOL conversion is all about managing risk- of staying on legacy systems as well as the risk involved in moving to new ones. We asked two […]
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QA: The Make-or-Break of Mainframe Modernization
Having incredible Quality Assurance is like watching a movie with great special effects. If the mainframe modernization experience is flawless, then everyone has done a great […]
Read more Money For Nothing: Why Mainframe Modernization Projects Fail
Mainframe modernization is all about managing risk- of staying on legacy systems as well as the risk involved in moving to new ones. We asked two of […]
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Mainframe Modernization Scope Creep: Tips for Avoiding A Silent Killer
The expansion of a project outside of the planned objectives is an inherent part of most IT projects- and mainframe modernization is no different. Scope creep is a leading cause of project failure when handled poorly. Pratik Dalal, one of our most experienced project managers, stopped by to give us some tips on how you can avoid deadline delay and budget shortage associated with scope creep.
Read more Money For Nothing: Why COBOL to .Net Conversion Projects Fail
Successful COBOL to .Net conversion is all about managing risk- of staying on legacy systems as well as the risk involved in moving to new ones. We asked […]
Read more Money For Nothing: Why COBOL to Java Conversion Projects Fail
Successful COBOL to Java conversion is all about managing risk- of staying on legacy systems as well as the risk involved in moving to new ones. We […]
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