Our Co-Founder and CSO Rowan O’Donoghue discusses the common misconceptions and fears about third-party software maintenance for IBM, and how Origina can dispel them.
read moreIBM® Maximo version 7.6.1.x will move to end of support status in 2024. Keep the software you have instead of making unnecessary upgrades.
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read moreThe legacy software in your estate has a lot of life left to give if you take steps to secure it. And there are almost always steps you can take to harden the estate.
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read moreYou need Db2 EOS support, but that doesn’t mean you have to upgrade. See what a different outlook and a noted team of technical experts can do to improve the life of your investment.
read moreIf your IT roadmap planning isn’t moving the business forward, you might lack alignment. Set your tech plan on the right track with information on how to eliminate friction in your roadmap planning.
read moreIs your on-prem WebSphere supported? Keep using your WebSphere Application Server implementation whether it’s End of Support or not.
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