September 17, 2008
12:00 pm US Eastern
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Michael Sovik, Sales Engineer, BluePhoenix Solutions (bio)
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Enterprises are spending ever growing amounts of their budgets running their legacy applications and databases on mainframe computers. Most companies that invested in mainframes and legacy systems adopted what was—at the time—the best, most advanced technology available. Yet technology continues to evolve, and today there are alternative applications and databases, and environments that can provide the required computing power, agile environment for updates, abundance of available developer resources and significantly reduced total cost of ownership (TCO). This session will focus on the benefits of legacy modernization that provides a clear methodology as to how to significantly reduce costs of maintaining and supporting legacy systems, with a guaranteed return on project investment.
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Michael Sovik has over twenty years of experience as an Information Technology Technical Specialist, relating to the design, construction, maintenance and modernization of large software systems.
Michael is currently a Sales Engineer at BluePhoenix (NASDAQ: BPHX), the leading vendor of legacy modernization solutions. Prior to BluePhoenix, Michael was a software development consultant on many large worldwide projects with particular focus on financial applications.
Michael holds a B.S. and M.S. in Computer Science from the University of Central Florida.
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