Many companies struggle to keep their System i based applications relevant in
today’s market. One option often considered is to move a system i application to
a more marketable platform such as Microsoft .NET under SQL Server.
BluePhoenix provides a nearly 100% automated migration of your System i
applications and data to the Microsoft .NET platform, utilizing C# or Visual
RPG, running against either a SQL Server database or your existing DB2/400
database.
Main Benefits:
- You provide BluePhoenix your iSeries applications and data and in return receive
a running Microsoft .NET/SQL Server application
- Automated migration or full rewrite options
- Reduce the cost and time to market for iSeries based application modernization
- Your new modernized .NET applications allows you to leverage a large base of
available and low cost developers
Service-based Offering (or
Self-service)
BluePhoenix typically provides this modernization as a turnkey service. You
provide us with your System i applications, we return migrated, ready to deploy
.NET applications and SQL Server databases. Customers may opt to perform the
migration themselves by purchasing the BluePhoenix Monarch™ migration suite, but
typically find BluePhoenix services lower cost, faster, and more predictable.
During modernization, BluePhoenix:
- Migrates RPG, CL, COBOL, and Synon applications to C# or Visual RPG
- Migrates databases to Microsoft SQL Server
- Modernizes screens to Web pages (or Windows forms)
- Tests the migrated applications and databases
- Deploys the migrated application on production servers, ready to go into
production
Additionally, if desired, portions of
applications or entire applications can be rewritten manually by BluePhoenix
migration specialists, if significant redesign or enhancement is desired by our
customers.
Case Studies
Associations
Food & Beverage Industry and
Distribution
Media
Construction
Imports
Services
Manufacturing
Retail
State and Local Government
Technology, Independent Software
Vendors
Finance and Insurance
Medical
Wholesale Distribution