Affiliated Network Services
Filling the void between dentists and health insurance companies
“The biggest challenge ANS faces in the coming two to three years is its rapid growth. That growth requires that we adopt the latest technology so that we can support multiple users simultaneously. Our programmers evaluated a variety of COBOL development products and determined that Fujitsu offered the best products for us to get to the market quickly and efficiently.” Fred Horowitz, DMD, Chairman & CEO, ANS

State of Washington Department of Licensing
Migrating to .NET helps state agency cut costs
“The beautiful part of the solution was the ability to take our current COBOL code, some of which is over 20 years old and remove the screen interfaces, and the data interfaces and port that without changing the business logic to Windows using NetCOBOL for .NET.  By moving to this new platform, utilizing XML and Web Services we can interface with other platforms much much easier.” John Hadden, Technology Manager, WADOL.
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West Covina Service Group
Turns HP3000 Dead-End into a .NET Superhighway
“We selected .NET and NetCOBOL, because we have a very large investment in applications that work very well, and could be enhanced with new features. Moving to .NET allows us to build on what we have and expand to areas that were previously out-of-range – opening up a whole new world.” Vern Morton, software development manager for WCSG.
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Interpolis
NetCOBOL for .NET provides route to modernize 800GB database
Interpolis found greater flexibility and up to 30% better performance while reducing their TCO by 20% in the first year.
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Superior Court Stanislaus County System
Saving over $700,000 annually by migrating to NetCOBOL for .NET
“By porting the application with NetCOBOL for .NET we improved the performance and maintained the transactional integrity of the original application.Our costs are now a fraction of what they were before. One of the most gratifying aspects of going to a distributed environment using NetCOBOL for .NET was the minimal training required by both the programming staff and the end users.” Debbie Brasher, IT Manager, Superior Court Stanislaus County System.
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