Solid State Disk makes HP 3000 a solid legacy player
It’s an amazing number, 46 years. That’s how long John Zoltak has worked with a company that relies on HP […]
Legacy components will always be needed
Inside the MPE/iX and 3000 world, old parts continue to work. Sometimes they need replacing, though. It can be surprising […]
Making 2028 just another year for MPE/iX use
HP 3000s are facing a new world coming in about seven years or so. Date handling will require some revisions […]
2028 changes for MPE: a useful FAQ
HP 3000 managers, vendors, and developers are sharing techniques to get MPE/iX systems a longer lease on life. The upcoming […]
HP user group executive Piercey dies at 85
Chuck Piercey, the executive director of the HP user group Interex during its greatest era of the 1990s, died last […]
Classic legacy software gets renovations
Some parts of the legacy computing experience feel like gravity. These are things that are essential, and they often feel […]
Where legacy computing can outrun cloud options
In enterprise resource planning systems, the P in ERP signifies a search for a view of the future. Monolithic legacy […]
MPE site keeps playing its role with RPG
A list of HP 3000 programmers recently saw a classic request. The inquiry asks an infrequent question about a classic […]
Legacy targets keep offering opportunities
Where is the greatest potential for legacy growth? Rising numbers of users of OpenVMS or Solaris are unlikely to appear. […]
Ancient language becomes essential in pandemic
Managers of legacy systems have plenty of experience with COBOL. Newer-tech owners tend to hoot at the venerable business language. […]