Jason's Blog on Oracle Modernization Solutions

Reducing Cost and Modernizing Mainframe Applications with Oracle Tuxedo at Open World

By Jason Williamson on September 9, 2009 6:17 PM

I wanted to take the opportunity during the run up to Open World to get some of the Modernization Sessions out there on the blog. We are seeing quite a lot of rehosting activity in the world today and I...

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SQL Developer Book --

By Jason Williamson on August 28, 2009 8:32 PM

Hey Folks Sue Harper is about to release a book on SQL Developer with PacktPublishing. Btw---and another shameless plug..they are the same publisher who did our book on Modernization Anyway, back to Susan's book. This is good stuff. With more...

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Modernize the IT Infrastructure - a real look

By Jason Williamson on May 12, 2009 1:52 PM

Hey Guys: I like to post case study's that we've done with our customers and partners to keep the information flowing about the reality of modernization. Often, when we talk with customers, it is viewed as a bit of a...

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Oracle BI and the Mainframe: A Case Study

By Jason Williamson on March 18, 2009 2:21 PM

I am very excited about the recent press release done by our partner, DataDirect. Oracle Modernization recently worked with DataDirect and Md to integrate OBIEE with the legacy mainframe to IMS. This was a classic example of heterogeneous data sources...

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Oracle BI and the Mainframe: Case Study

By Jason Williamson on March 18, 2009 2:17 PM

I am very excited about the recent press release done by our partner, DataDirect. I worked on this project with them to integrate OBIEE with the legacy mainframe to IMS. This was a classic example of heterogeneous data sources that...

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Open World - Latin Style

By Jason Williamson on March 11, 2009 6:14 PM

Greetings from Open World Brazil Boa tarde de Sao Paulo. I'm just finishing up my trip to Brazil and I'm sitting in the Airport ready to head back to the states. I have to say this year was quite a...

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Sybase Migrations with SQL Developer Migration Workbench

By Jason Williamson on October 10, 2008 9:08 AM

I wanted to follow up on a few ideas from an earlier post and talk a bit more about how practically to move these kinds of datastores (Sybase) and what tools you have available to do this. SQL Developer Migration...

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Tuxedo good to Rehost COBOL Batch?

By Jason Williamson on July 22, 2008 10:52 AM

Tuxedo for batch We know that Tuxedo gives Oracle a great advantage for rehosting IMS and CICS COBOL from the Mainframe on to Open Systems. With TUX we can now provide Mainframe Quality of Service on the entire stack for...

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Legacy Modernization Event in Sweden

By Jason Williamson on June 5, 2008 2:34 PM

Hey Folks: Thought I would post about an event in Sweden coming up that we are doing with HP and Intel as a part of the Application Modernization Initiative (AMI). The event will be 24 June, and will be in...

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Modernization of Oracle Forms to ADF

By Jason Williamson on June 2, 2008 11:41 AM

I am seeing a lot of activity around Forms Modernization. I see customers wanting to upgrade forms, port them to POJO or go to something a bit more finely defined.  The Oracle Product Management team for JDeveloper just put out...

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Modernisation, Mainframes and Europe

By Jason Williamson on April 1, 2008 6:24 PM

Legacy Modernisation  in EuropeGreetings from the UK. In the spirit of "when in rome" I'll drop my z's from this post.I wanted to make a couple of quick observations for the level of activity I see in EMEA right now....

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Why Modernize?

By Jason Williamson on November 17, 2006 4:19 PM

Hello folks.Here is the next installment around Oracle Modernization. That question...why modernize.Let me first refer you to a white paper on our site and then go into some of my own thoughts as well.Click here for the white paper:...

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