Assembler Conversion

Many legacy applications contain components written in Assembler language, especially where performance is critical. Examples include banking and other similar systems that involve high transaction rates. Unfortunately Assembler requires a large number of instructions to complete most business tasks and can therefore be difficult and expensive to maintain. With the advent of more powerful computing platforms, many organizations are converting their Assembler applications to modern technologies such as .Net or J2EE.

Would your organization benefit from migrating your Assembler applications? If so, Trinity Millennium Group has the experience to make your modernization project a success. We provide:

• Legacy programming expertise - Trinity's software engineers average over 20 years of experience with skills that are becoming more and more difficult to find, such as Assembler, COBOL, CICS, and many more .
• Flexibility regarding your target environment - Whether you are moving to Java or .Net, object-oriented or SOA, Trinity has the resources to get you there.
• The industry-leading transformation approach - The Automation-Enabled Modernization (AEM) is a three-phase methodology. For you this means a predictable, cost-effective project producing highly maintainable application source code.

We back up these claims with proven project success. Trinity is currently modernizing a large Assembler application for a state government department. This application includes almost 2 million lines of Assembler code, along with other components in COBOL, JCL, CICS and other legacy languages. Trinity's Assembler analysis tools are able to parse all of these system modules, extract detailed application documentation, and apply transformation rules to generate on average 70 to 80 percent of the target application.

  Moreover, ours is not a one-size-fits-all solution. We customize the applicable transformation rules on every project based on the unique needs of each client. Do you want the new code to conform to your in-house programming standards? Has your system design team developed a custom architecture for the new application? No problem. At Trinity we work closely with our clients and specialize in producing code the way you want it.