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Why is COBOL cool again? – blog
  • May 25, 2017

Why is COBOL cool again? – blog

Discover why the recent spotlight on COBOL systems and the shortage of qualified COBOL programmers isn’t due to a lack of qualified engineers, it’s due to a lack of knowledge. At Phase Change, we pay attention to legacy systems and their challenges. So, why was a mainframe language developed in 1959 suddenly the topic of […]

Prevent software application knowledge from walking out the door
  • Apr 10, 2017

Prevent software application knowledge from walking out the door

Brain drain is a serious problem facing organizations that use software applications to run their businesses. Learn how you can seal the drain and retain all of the knowledge trapped in your applications. At the end of every workday, your software development teams walk out the door with all of their knowledge leaving with them. […]

Hosting microservices: cost-effective hardware options – blog
  • Mar 29, 2017

Hosting microservices: cost-effective hardware options – blog

When we moved from being primarily focused on innovation to also developing a demo platform, our developers began to work with very different frameworks and libraries. As our interactions with more libraries and frameworks grew, we faced dev-setup issues with our monolithic architecture, including: Installing and supporting multiple IDE environments within the single framework. Our […]

An Analogy: Software AI and Natural Language — blog
  • Mar 6, 2017

An Analogy: Software AI and Natural Language — blog

Today’s AI technology is amazing. Only a few short years ago, only humans could interpret the meaning of text and speech. Now our cell phones understand our voices and language well enough to distinguish accents, metaphors, and sarcasm. IBM’s Watson supercomputer even understood Alex Trebek well enough to beat some of Jeopardy!’s® best players. Computers […]