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PowerLine Excels
When Legacy Software migrate a VME TPMS system to an Open Systems environment,
the routing mechanism is replaced by our own PowerLine system.
The purpose of a recent test was to prove that PowerLine could achieve a
throughput in excess of that required by one of the largest known ICL/Fujitsu applications,
proving that PowerLine would not prevent achievement of the required throughput in
the migration solution.
The chosen application currently has a maximum concurrent use of 23000 users and
response times of 375 message pairs/sec. PowerLine was able to achieve a throughput of 530 message pairs/sec
on a 1.2GHz Sun Fire VX880 Mid-range Server.
In fact, Legacy Software pushed the simulated tests to the limit and exceeded 50,000 users.
Welcome to Legacy Software Downsizing
Providing the Best Future For Your Legacy Systems
At Legacy Software, we believe that the migration of VME mainframe applications to an open platform is the best way of realising cost savings and provides the best technological future for your software.
Of course you want a better application, open data and a modern development environment but that need not mean replacing everything with packages or rewriting.
A Legacy Software Migration is a technology transformation which leaves you with your application running on modern hardware and maintained within a modern development environment. (Read more...)
Our philosophy is:
Move it first, Move it quickly, Open the data, Enhance
Do nothing and your applications could get left behind while costs spiral!
Migration Advantages
Migrating with Legacy Software offers many advantages:
- Proven track record
- Fixed cost migration
- Phased payment options
- No user training
- Minimal call on your personnel
- Improved performance
- Accessible data
- Modern development environment
Case Studies
Kingston Communications contracted with Legacy Software to move their DQ system to
a Dell 2651 running Red Hat 3 Linux. This Migration went live in 2006.
Yellow Pages returned to Legacy Software for a second migration,
involving a move from Compaq (DEC) Tru64 to HP Itanium running HPUX. The migrated application
was tested and delivered back to Yellow pages just 11 weeks later.
