Trinity Millennium

Partnership Provides Comprehensive Natural/Adabas Modernization

2008-08-22T19:48:00Z

Trinity Millennium Group, Inc. (Trinity) of San Antonio, TX and Treehouse Software, Inc., (TSI) of Sewickley, PA recently announced that the companies have entered into a partnering agreement to meet the burgeoning demand for modernization of legacy Natural/Adabas applications with comprehensive, highly-automated migration to C#/.NET/Java/Microsoft SQL Server and other modern architectures. The alliance combines Trinity's proven experience in transforming large Natural applications with TSI's recognized industry leadership in Adabas-to-RDBMS data migration. Together they provide one-stop shopping for organizations seeking proven solutions for modernizing their Natural/Adabas applications. Click here to access the full announcement.

A Comparison Matrix for Legacy Modernization Approaches

2008-04-24T16:30:00Z

Common approaches to legacy application modernization may be less than ideal for your situation. The attached flyer describes several approaches that organizations typically consider, including re-hosting, fully automated code conversion, package replacement, and re-development. A Legacy Modernization Decision Matrix provides a convenient way to compare these approaches with the Trinity Modernization Process offered by Trinity Millennium Group. This patent pending process blends the strengths of other common approaches, which experience shows helps to avoid many of the common pitfalls.

An Alternative Approach to Legacy Modernization

2008-04-24T15:59:00Z

An article entitled An Alternative Approach to Legacy Modernization appears in the February / March 2008 issue of Z/Journal. This article describes the Automation Enabled Modernization (AEM) approach used by Trinity Millennium Group to strike an appropriate balance between automated and manual processes for knowledge mining legacy code and transforming to newer technologies. This approach can reduce risk and increase the maintainability of the modernized applications, thus reducing costs in both the short and long term. A comparison with alternative approaches is provided. Click here to read the full article.