Your smart strategy for IT transformation with flexible solutions across application, process and infrastructure modernization.
The Micro Focus Modernization solution supports a transformational journey that bridges old and new to create greater value from existing IT investments--on or off the mainframe. Our modernization solutions for COBOL, mainframe application delivery and host access and security offer a comprehensive, proven solution across three areas of IT modernization – application, process and infrastructure – to achieve faster speed to market, competitive advantage, and cost savings; enabling your digital transformation journey from mainframe to cloud and beyond.
Hear from Micro Focus and Vanson Bourne experts as they take a closer look at the latest COBOL survey highlights and data. Explore global research project results and hear expert commentary supporting why the volume of COBOL continue to grow in support of toddy’s mission critical business applications.
Based on the new Standish Group research report ‘Endless Modernization’ along with analysis from over 50,000 IT projects, this report delivers a new strategy for managing IT change projects. Standish provides a compelling view and perspective into the value of continuous modernization as an IT strategy and roadmap for creating lasting business value.
Start your digital transformation journey with a proven plan. Explore how the Micro Focus Modernization Maturity Model delivers a helpful framework for planning first steps along your digital journey. Examine how this strategy supports a flexible and comprehensive approach to modernization with options across application, process, and infrastructure domains.
Explore recent data from Micro Focus and Vanson Bourne research that examines why COBOL applications running on the mainframe continue to lie at the center of strategic business change. Discover why IBM Z remains a core IT investment for many IT leaders and how mainframe COBOL applications will support future digital transformation initiatives.
