Peter, Author at FreeSoft

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Michael Thomas, IT manager:
“The converter tool of FreeSoft made 1:1 fully automated conversion possible. FreeSoft had the best price quote and they offered the fastest alternative for us. Migration with the converter tool of FreeSoft was the fastest and most cost-effective solution vs. redesign or rewriting.

It was obvious from the first minute that a total manual conversion is impossible. It was also guarantee for us, that we had Oracle Germany as contract partner. During the whole project we had very good relationship both to FreeSoft and to Oracle Germany. They did professional work and we are very satisfied with our decision to make the migration project with FreeSoft. I think it was a really good investment.”

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Wilfried Hornburg, Project Manager:
“Future maintenance and enhancements are important issues in complex migration projects. This has been secured by the project through the usage of open-source software and the delivery of the well-structured source code.”

IBM partnership

FreeSoft has become partner of IBM. FreeSoft’s legacy system analysis and migration services play a key role in customers’ journeys of digital transformation and system modernization.

Converting ObjectStar

Recently we have warmed up our activity related to TIBCO ObjectStar conversions to Java that we had already started once years ago.
Considering the uniqueness of the OBS rule based platform and its control by Metastore, finding a feasible way to convert ObjectStar applications to a web based Java architecture proved to be an exciting technical challenge. Contact us for further information!

MongoDB partnership

FreeSoft has become a partner for MongoDB reported as the leading NoSQL database, with significant adoption among the Fortune 500 and Global 500. Besides traditional SQL based database engines we started to use MongoDB NoSQL database in our internal development projects two years ago. We have also found that MongoDB might also be a good choice for storing legacy data migrated from pre-relational systems where it offers valuable compatibility with legacy type data access methods.
As read in an interesting post recently: “They are no longer viewed as antagonists to relational systems, but as systems with special, unique capabilities.”