A Fortune 1000 company with a large concurrent user base wanted to migrate from their proprietary platform to a UNIX environment. Their software suite was written in the hardware vendor’s proprietary COBOL and script/macro language. Their data was stored in a proprietary hierarchical database.

Datatek converted their COBOL to an Open System COBOL product and their script/macro files to native scripting language files, using Datatek's automated conversion utilities. Additionally, Datatek replaced their data manager with TBAM. Some other Datatek products used at this site are TBAM Dump/Load and SAID.

A Fortune 1000 financial software and data center services company wanted to migrate from their proprietary platform to an Open System environment. Their software suite was written in a combination of proprietary PL/I, Assembler, and script /macro language, all of which accessed a proprietary relational data manager.

Datatek converted their PL/I and Assembler to C and their script/macro files to native scripting language files, using Datatek's automated conversion utilities. Additionally, Datatek replaced the data manager with Datatek/SQL and provided an ODBC interface. Some other Datatek products used at this site are TBAM-Sort, Datatek/QM, SAID, Browse, Datatek-TM, and SQL-Net.

A Fortune 500 data processing company wanted to migrate from their proprietary platform to an Open System environment. Their software suite was written in a combination of C and proprietary COBOL, Assembler, and script /macro language, all of which accessed a proprietary hierarchical data manager.

Datatek converted their Assembler to C, their COBOL to an Open System COBOL product , and their script/macro files to a native scripting language, using Datatek's automated conversion utilities. The C code required minimal modification. Additionally, Datatek replaced their data manager with TBAM. Some other Datatek products used at this site are Datatek-Label and TBAM Dump/Load.

A subsidiary of a Fortune 100 company wanted to migrate from their proprietary platform to an Open System environment. Their application was written in a combination of proprietary COBOL, Fortran, Assembler, and script/macro language, all of which accessed a proprietary hierarchical data manager. Additionally, they wanted as much consolidation to a single language as possible.

Datatek converted the Assembler to C and the Fortran to both C and COBOL. The script/macro files were converted to a native scripting language. All conversions were done using Datatek's automated conversion utilities. Additionally, Datatek replaced their data manager with TBAM and their sorting software with TBAM-Sort.

A state government agency wanted to migrate from their proprietary platform to a Linux environment and have their data accessible using an ODBC interface. Their application was written in the hardware vendor’s proprietary COBOL and script/macro language. Their data was stored using the hardware vendor's hierarchical data manager.

Datatek converted their COBOL to an Open System COBOL product and their script/macro files to native scripting language files. Additionally, Datatek replaced the data manager with TBAM and provided an ODBC interface. Some other Datatek products used at this site are TBAM-Sort, Datatek/QM, and Datatek/SQL-Loader.