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2. 2 Summary 1. REVER presentation 2. REVER solutions 3. REVER added value 4. REVER Business model

3. 3 REVER Solution publisher (method, tools, services) specialized in : oData management oInformation systems management oData asset management Helping our partners to bring innovative solutions for their customers oStarting point  More than 60 M/Y of R&D from Namur university developed together with major market actors  Close relations with university labs oPrivate and public investors oActive at large organizations & integrators as TECHNOLOGY PARTNER

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6. 6 REVER positionning according to Bloor research Search for « data rules » migrations

7. 7 Summary 1. REVER presentation 2. REVER solutions 3. REVER added value 4. REVER Business model

8. 8 REVER SOLUTIONS ARCHITECTURE

9. 9 system production environment MODELISATION MODEL DRIVEN ENGINEERING IN PRACTICE parsers model evolutions generator DB programs source code programs source code programs tests environment DB programs DB creation source code JCL parsers DB creation source code generator compile and execute transfert workstation

10. 10 TECHNOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENTS Languages  Cobol  C  C++  Java  PLI  Visual basic  Natural  Ideal  Mantis  RPG  ADS/OLM  … DBMS  IMS  DL1  IDS2  IDMS  Supra  Data-Com  Sybase  Oracle  DB2  Adabas  Postgres  Sql server  … Others  natstar  coolgen  genio  SAS  Datastage  Powercenter  …

11. 11 REVER follows the application lifecycle

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13. 13 Summary 1. REVER presentation 2. REVER solutions 3. REVER added value 4. REVER Business model

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15. 15 REVER ADDED VALUE Decode the past INHERIT Optimize the present MANAGE Secure the future TRANSMIT ACTIONS FUNCTIONS To measure the value To make an inventory TRANSMIT INHERIT MANAGE Exhaustive business logic recovery Documentation recovery Maximum valuation of the investments To increase the value To integrate external elements To evolve with the environment Modeling Communicate the knowledge REDUCE Time limit: by the systematic use of software robots Risks: thanks to a MDA approach Cost: small team using high achieving tools PERPETUATE Adapt to the business evolutions Integrate the contributions of the technological evolution Use a common language to all the organization participants

16. 16 Summary 1. REVER presentation 2. REVER solutions 3. REVER added value 4. REVER Business model

17. 17 REVER’s ROLE IN PROJECTS Project Technical aspects Organizational aspects Programs aspects Data aspects Users relations Suppliers relations REVER Technology partner

18. 18 REVER BUSINESS MODEL  A specific software platform is tailored to the specific needs of the partner  Full support of the REVER experts  Project is realized by the partner staff  Staff will be trained “on the job”during the 2 first projects  2 types of platforms :  Punctual subscription ( for the duration of the project) : data migration, …  Unlimited subscription : data quality, data access architecture…