Relativity Technologies’ RescueWare delves through the complex, monolithic structure of a company’s legacy applications to componentize vital business processes.
As part of a software and services contract initially worth $850,000, Computer Sciences Corp. (CSC) will employ RescueWare within its Enterprise Development Center for several major projects with blue-chip customers.
Relativity Technologies, a provider of legacy-to-e-business transformation solutions, and CSC, an IT outsourcing, consulting, and systems integration company, have formed a strategic alliance to jointly deliver legacy understanding and modernization solutions to a diverse Global 1000 customer base.
Relativity’s RescueWare technology and services will serve as the foundation of projects that will enable customers to best leverage the value within their vital legacy systems. Using RescueWare’s automated analysis capabilities, CSC’s expert services team will be able to reduce the risk and cost of maintaining existing legacy applications and to help customers derive better performance from these systems.
“RescueWare enables us to achieve gains in productivity and flexibility with our current resources and provide the highest level of legacy system services to our customers,” said Sally Hayward, manager of CSC’s Enterprise Development Center. “RescueWare is different in that it is a true end-to-end solution complete with services that enables us to meet the evolving needs of our customers both now and in the future.”
“This relationship reinforces Relativity Technologies’ position as the leader in legacy modernization and e-business integration,” said David Green, vice president of Relativity Technologies’ European operations. “The alliance with CSC is based upon the tangible business benefits delivered to date in legacy system understanding and the substantial follow-through benefits which will be derived through legacy system modernization. This is the first step on the journey of significant benefit to both companies and their respective clients.”