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Philippe Magne

Philippe Magne is the chief executive officer and chairman of ARCAD Software, a developer of modernization and DevOps software for IBM i and other platforms.

  • Software Change Management Has To Change With The DevOps Times

    September 9, 2019 Philippe Magne

    It is easier to change a system or a software development stack than it is to change the habits and preferences of people. People are the biggest friction in adopting new technologies – right up until the moment they are not. And then they are easy. So it is with any technology, and the transition from traditional software change management to open source DevOps tools is no different.

    It is ironic, perhaps, that the change comes last to the tools that track the changes. But the move to DevOps is as inevitable as it is desirable, flexible, and valuable.

    Over …

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  • Attention Synon Users: You Can Automate Your Move To RPG Free Form And DevOps

    April 3, 2019 Philippe Magne

    Depending on who you ask, there are about 1,000 IBM i shops that used the CA 2E (Synon) CASE tool to create their applications and are still using this tool to maintain those applications. This is not an easy task any more, and there is a much better way.

    After three years in development and very stringent testing with five early adopter Synon shops, ARCAD Software is rolling out what it calls Modernization as a Service, or MaaS for short, which seeks to completely automate the move from Synon generated code to modern RPG Free Form, SQL, and a complete …

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  • Transforming The Art Of Code And The Face Of IBM i

    January 24, 2018 Philippe Magne

    (Sponsored Content)  ARCAD has been in business for 25 years, and we have done a lot of technical innovation over those years. We started our business with traditional software change management, on the software change management at that time, which is the combination of having a set of tools to manage developer work and then to transfer from development to test to production. At that time, of course, it was only for OS/400 and then IBM i production platforms. There are some customers with many production machines, but the typical case involves two machines: one for development and …

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