For over 30 years, Datatek has been helping businesses improve their IT systems by providing cost-effective, low risk, automated solutions for platform, database, and programming language migrations. Our focus has always been to find ways for companies to retain the large investments they have made over the years in their IT operations. Part of that focus, is to offer alternatives beyond the “all or nothing” migration approach that many vendors tend to take. Datatek’s goal is to always offer a solution which makes the best business sense for the customer in terms of cost, time, practicality, and risk.
Datatek has successfully converted over 50 million lines of legacy code including various assemblers, PL/I, C, C++, COBOL, Fortran, DYL280 & many more!
Datatek’s automated system migrations provide a safe, quick and cost effective approach to system migration.
Since our first automated conversion in 1994, we have continued to refine our sophisticated tool set by adding new conversion capabilities and support for additional programming languages. On average, our conversion specialists have over 10 years of experience in automated migrations. As a result, Datatek has achieved a 96% project success rate — one of the highest in the industry! Compared to the industry success rate for system migration/conversion projects of between 20-40%,1 we are very proud of the results we have been able to deliver to our clients.
1 Based on data from the Robbins-Goia Survey, the Conference Board Survey, the KPMG Canada Survey, the CHAOS Report, the OASIS Survey, and Datatek’s own observations over 30 years of system migration work.
A Fortune 1000 financial software and data center services provider wanted to migrate from their legacy platform to an Open System environment. Their software suite was written in a combination of PL/I, Assembler ...
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