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MindTree Adopts Relativity Technologies for Application Modernization and Portfolio Management
Modernization Workbench(R) Platform Offers Global Access to
Best-in-Class Technology; Enables MindTree Professionals to Rapidly
Align Client Applications with Business Priorities
RALEIGH, N.C.--(Business Wire)--
Responding to global competition requires world-class operations.
But when your business is automated by aging and inflexible
applications, your ability to address threats and emerging
opportunities is impaired. To confront this challenge, leaders in your
industry have modernized their application portfolios - boosting
efficiency, agility, security, and regulatory compliance.
MindTree Limited, a global IT and R&D services company, has led
this drive to align applications with business needs. Now, to
accelerate its realignment solutions, MindTree has adopted the
Modernization Workbench platform from Relativity Technologies. This
decision was based on the unique ability of the Modernization
Workbench to enable business-centered application modernization
activities.
The combination of proven professionals, methodologies, and
technology provides:
-- Robust Control and Security: The Modernization Workbench
collects detailed insight into application portfolios. Unlike
proprietary alternatives, this intelligence is globally
accessible to authorized users. This slashes miscommunications
across international teams, and allows managers to verify
MindTree's commitment to service level agreements.
-- Accelerated Solution Delivery: Now, at delivery centers
worldwide, MindTree professionals can leverage Relativity
Technologies' best-of-breed technology to speed solution
delivery. Redevelopment, re-architecting, SOA-enablement, and
ongoing maintenance are executed in less time and with
enhanced results, on even the largest application portfolios.
-- Alignment with Strategic Goals: MindTree doesn't simply solve
IT problems, it improves your business. The Modernization
Workbench supports this goal through a business-centric
approach to application modernization. The platform identifies
where your applications diverge from business requirements.
This enables MindTree professionals to focus effort on
modernization activities that maximize value for your
organization.
"The Modernization Workbench suite of products delivers Mainframe
Application Management and Modernization capabilities. MindTree's
mainframe expertise will benefit from the partnership with Relativity
Technologies in offering these operational efficiencies to our
customers. We look forward to offering greater value add to our
customers through this partnership," said MindTree General Manager -
Mainframe Services, Suneel Sastry.
"The fact that a visionary organization like MindTree has adopted
the Modernization Workbench is a significant endorsement," said Steve
Maysonave, chairman, president, and CEO of Relativity Technologies.
"We welcome comparisons of our platform with niche modernization
tools. Our ability to enable business-focused modernization activities
like those offered by MindTree on a global scale becomes immediately
apparent."
About Relativity Technologies, Inc.
Relativity Technologies' software aligns business and IT through
application modernization. Over 400 organizations--including seven of
the ten largest financial services providers--have used the
Modernization Workbench(R) platform to govern and modernize their core
applications to better address critical business priorities. The
platform delivers this value by enabling organizations to understand,
manage, modernize, and maintain applications throughout the
enterprise. For more information, please visit www.relativity.com
India:
Relativity Technologies
Mansoor Ahmed, +91-44-4225-6032
mansoor.ahmed@relativity.com
or
US and Europe
Relativity Technologies
Peter Mollins, +1-919-786-2866
peter.mollins@relativity.com
Copyright Business Wire 2008
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