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Byte:
Completed a major upgrade of a Group Life System (S36 Cobol to AS400 Cobol plus OCL to CL for 175 modules). System was undocumented so all affected components needed to be identified before conversion and testing. Numerous other problems existed including uninitialized data fields allowed by former S36 Cobol... and BTW did we mention that the screens were in Spanish Language!
Byte:
Our Christmas present. Just got off the phone to a CIO of a major Auto Insurance Company who had come on board earlier this year with our Risk Free Proof of Concept. He admitted that he was somewhat skeptical of our business model but having now experienced our fast turnaround of projects, delivery of diverse skill sets including old assembler and new CICS web services expertise, he was now a believer. He has expanded our involvement for 2010.
Bit:
Knock, Knock
Who's there?
...very long pause...
Java
Bit:
There are three kinds of lies: lies, damned lies & benchmarks
Byte:
Explained to a potential customer who was not on board with remote delivery that the experience was like having a team 12 floors up when the elevator was broken. Would you walk up or phone? He tried the Risk Free POC and is now on board but calls every day!
Bit:
PnP: Plug and Pray
Byte:
After three and half years we have worked ourselves out of a job! Caught up the clients backlog and provided sole support until a freeze on their old Property and Casualty system pending install of the replacement.
Byte:
Completed a six month Enterprise Cobol conversion of CSC's PMS system. Project came in on time and under budget with no post conversion issues. 1000+ modules converted with retrofits of ongoing business changes prior to final install. Cost to client under $140,000.
Bit:
Redneck Computer Terms (we're based in Atlanta)
Mainframe: What holds the barn up
Enter: Northerner talk fer "c'mon in y'all"
and finally,
Byte: What dem dang flies do
Over & out!
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