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From our perspective, it's just the next swing of the pendulum. We recall that when mainframes ruled, organizations learned that all the users need is a terminal. There are lots of reasons to make the switch to HTML. But remember that this has been done before. The centralized approach ran into trouble for a number of reasons, but first among them was the scarcity of the COBOL, (or CICS, or data base) talent that was required for program maintenance and system development. The problem now with HTML- based servers will be that the advanced scripting and coding skills that make the more complicated forms and pages work will be in short supply. What was old is new again. Well, whatever: if your organization is committed to rediscovering fire, remember that we've sparked the process lots of times while making sure that no one got burned. We can help you evaluate the realities and define realistic payoffs. We can guide you in the use of common HTML tools and converters that will achieve a lot of the work. We can help you automate the webification of your files, screens and documents to achieve the greatest usefulness, accuracy, and uniformity. |
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