Legacy systems are systems that have fallen behind current technologies but are vital to a business. These systems often use mainframe and minicomputer architectures that support proprietary networks and applications. As the networks or applications get older their problems multiply, components fail, new components may not exist, support is no longer provided, and performance is dated. Working with these environments requires skill and knowledge. Migration to newer technologies may be painful and expensive.

These networks often have multiplexers, multi-drop lines, asynchronous components, terminals, data modems, Gandalf systems, Star master, and terminal servers. Computer components may include older IBM, Stratus, Tandem, or DEC minicomputers. These networks often support vital business functions and are difficult to support. These systems are found in warehouse environments, POS networks, telecommunications, electric utilities, and industrial controls.

We have years of experience solving these unique problems. We can help your organization migrate to newer technologies that can provide the same functionality.