HCL ZIE Description
The highly regarded emulator favored by global mainframe clients is designed to seamlessly transition mission-critical terminal applications to modern platforms like the web and mobile devices, or even as APIs, all without altering the original application. HCL ZIE for Transformation facilitates this extension of essential terminal applications, enabling their deployment as standard SOAP or RESTful web services without necessitating any rewrites or access to the application's source code. By implementing this solution, organizations can significantly cut down on training expenses while enhancing user productivity through better navigation and usability, thereby minimizing data entry mistakes. The tunable default rendering and customizable screens of ZIE for Transformation ensure that all existing application interfaces are presented with a fresh, user-friendly design. Furthermore, this solution supports deployment across various environments, including web portals and Eclipse RCP, granting access through numerous web browsers, including those on mobile devices, which broadens the accessibility of critical applications. This versatility not only modernizes the user experience but also empowers businesses to adapt to evolving technological landscapes efficiently.
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Ditto
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Ivanti Terminal Emulation
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Yakuake
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API:
Yes, HCL ZIE has an API
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Company Details
Company:
HCL Software
Year Founded:
1976
Headquarters:
Italy
Website:
www.hcltechsw.com/zie
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Platforms
Web-Based
Windows
Types of Training
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Live Training (Online)
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Customer Support
Online Support
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