“Migration outsourcing yields time-to-market advantages of
speed, efficiency.”
“MigraTEC, Inc., the leading provider of platform migration
expertise and technology, today announced it has established a
Linux practice in its groundbreaking MigraTEC Migration
Center.”
“MigraTEC is prepared to support the inevitable market demand
for Linux migration services,” said Curtis Overstreet, Chief
Executive Officer of MigraTEC. “Whether an enterprise needs
cross-platform migration to Linux, or upgrades for an existing
Linux application from 32-bit to 64-bit Itanium architecture, or
both, the Migration Center can provide it — faster and more
cost-effectively than a manual migration effort.”
“The Migration Center, located in Dallas, is the software
industry’s first competency center dedicated solely to software
migration. The Migration Center builds on MigraTEC’s 10 years of
experience in performing successful source code migrations. By
outsourcing their migration projects to the Migration Center,
businesses keep their focus on their core competencies instead of
diverting resources to source code migrations, according to
Overstreet.”
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