Continuous Quality checking for your RPG code
Eliminate the "technical debt" in your IBM i application.
RPG Free Form vs. Java: nothing compares
Can RPG Free Form and Java languages coexist in order to obtain "the best of both worlds"?
Check RPG code quality, automatically
Need to check the quality & consistency of your existing and new RPG development?
From 5250 to Web – instantly with ARCAD iNow
Are you looking for the highest quality UI modernization with immediate results?
“Legacy” will never die!
Modernization vs. Migration : Discover how Legacy systems can provide oustanding competitive advantage, reduce operational risk and keep your business up and running smoothly and securely!
4-part Webinar series: Step-by-step IBM i Modernization – database, code, UI
Watch our Webinar to learn how to automate your IBM i modernization project, step by step
3 keys to IBM i modernization success: Tools, Process, People
This Webinar examines the 3 aspects of successful modernization: Tools, Process, People
5 keys to IBM i Modernization Success
Whatever the driving reason for a modernization project on a so-called "legacy" system like IBM i, it is important to identify the key points that will help secure the success of the project.
Convert from CA 2E Synon to RPG Free Form, near 100% accuracy
Watch this Synon Webinar to benefit from the latest technology on IBM i!
Modernization process, application modernization roadmap
It’s 2018 – Have you modernized yet ? If not, you must be waiting for some kind of invitation. Consider this a formal invitation. You need to get with the times.
Application Analysis
Is your IBM i application ready for the future?
If you run your business on IBM i, you may well be deciding: migrate or modernize? To improve your skills on this subject, watch this webinar!
Continuous Quality (CQ)
Check the quality of your RPG source code, automatically
Watch this webinar to check the quality of your RPG source code, automatically.
RPG Free Form: Why is it so important for you?
The biggest concern that IBM i companies are struggling with is finding good RPG resources. For sure, if you look at things from only that angle, you have every chance of being very, very disappointed. The average age is above 50 and you can roughly get only one developer for the cost of two, not very exciting.
Evolution, not revolution
Back from a trip in different countries in Asia, I’ve clearly seen that the situation in the IBM i market is rather different from Europe and North America – apart from Japan of course, which definitely resembles these two large areas.