Clarion Services

Using the Web as a distributed computing platform helps to extend the reach and value of corporate computing assets by improving access to information and services for customers and partners regardless of where they are. Through this path, companies can more flexibly deliver compelling service, but the real value comes when the migration from the Legacy environment is done in a more cost-effective way.

CCS Technologies presents robust, cost-effective migration solutions for Clarion applications. As a proven leader in legacy migration solutions, our approach combines retention of the business logic and agility of re-architecture to be consistent with enterprise architecture standards.

Our migration solutions provide cost benefits with an unprecedented flexibility to re-architect or for straight migration (one-to-one), you are assured of best-in-class solution with least investments.

CCS Technologies brings years of experience and scores of legacy migrations across the globe. CCS Technologies’ Clarion to .Net migration solutions include robust migration methodology which consists of:

• Assessment of Legacy Application.
• Architecture validation to validate the critical architectural parameters to study and understand in the existing system and to propose the equivalent in the migrated system in the case of re-architecture.
• Adoption of industry-standard design patterns and frameworks.
• Best practices of application management.
• Global delivery model where needed for faster and cheaper implementations.
• Identification of reusable business components and exposing them as services.
• Unit testing, Integration testing, system testing, user-acceptance testing for each milestone.

Our Migration enables the integrity of the business logic contained within the code to be maintained and simultaneously allowing it to interact with new technology on an object level. Essentially, it digs into the existing legacy code and identifies the core business logic of each application as well as the business process relationships among different legacy applications. Once this logic and these processes are identified, they can be exposed as a Web Service and (componentized) so that they can be shared and reused in multiple applications.