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LegacyJ solves a pervasive
problem with those businesses still dependent on closed-end COBOL systems.
LegacyJ offers an easy, intuitive, cost-effective solution for migrating
information from legacy proprietary systems such as CICS (Customer
Information Control System) based COBOL systems.

Existing Transaction systems within
large corporations are complex, system dependent, require unique technical skills
and are costly to enhance and maintain.
Timeliness
– Building of new applications on legacy transaction systems are difficult
and time consuming. Average time for new project is 18 months (Tutorial on
Software Maintenance, G. Parikh & N. Zvengintzov, 1983).
Aging Work
Force – Average age with mainframe CICS
workers is greater than 55 versus 30 for Java and Unix workers (Meta Group, 2001). No
new recruits are forthcoming because young programmers prefer to learn
modern languages like Java rather than CICS/COBOL.
Cost
– A transaction costs $0.033 for CICS on mainframe vs. $0.005 for Lintel
(Linux on Intel) and $0.006 for Sun according to the Standish Group, 2002
(based on customer’s data).
LegacyJ
provides options for hardware type, operating system, application server,
and deployment configurations. Customers have options to configure or
scale their enterprise based on requirements and needs. Legacy
transaction applications run in Java enabled environments and take
advantage of new capabilities while permitting business continuity.
LegacyJ product solutions take
customers from dead-end legacy systems to the “open” supported Java
enabled environment substantially reducing operational costs.
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