Highly reliable and secure Mainframe systems handle very high volumes of business transactions. The security, reliability and serviceability of Mainframes make them suitable for performing large-scale computational purposes and critical business functions of global companies. This dependence of enterprises on Mainframes is now becoming an area of concern as hardware and software become more expensive, and skilled mainframe professionals become insufficient. To extend the lifespan of mainframe investment, organizations are adopting outsourcing and modernizing as a viable option. Through our Outsourced Mainframe Services, Codenatics Technologies Private Limited” helps organizations to leverage the best out of a mainframe environment. Our Mainframe industry experience along with the rich pool of skilled resources enable organizations to remain competitive while reducing the Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

Business Benefits Codenatics Technologies Private Limited” Outsourced Mainframe Services

• Access to world class mainframe infrastructure
• Greater availability of experienced Mainframe resources
• No overhead tensions of recruiting and training resources
• 24*7*365 availability of services
• Completely secure services with RACF Security administration
• Reduction in Total Cost of Ownership
• Achieve greater flexibility and scalability

Mainframes continue to excel at traditional tasks such as high-speed transaction processing and running large batch workloads. Mainframes also have the ability to easily handle large amounts of data—multiple terabytes—which is needed for ana­lytical processing and machine learning. Indeed, the mainframe supports both traditional and modern applications and data management requirements, making it a key component of the IT infrastructure for most large enterprises.

However, the mainframe has a long history of applications and uses, which stretches back more than 50 years. This means that some mainframe applications require modernization. This is often referred to as “mainframe modernization,” but a better term for this is “mainframe application modern­ization” because the mainframe already is a mod­ern platform.