Why attend the 9th CA 2E and CA Plex Worldwide Developer Conference? In depth training will be available for CA 2E and CA Plex, followed by customer-led sessions on the products.  Don’t miss the sessions on “Developing Modern Web Applications using CA WebClient,” “The Evolution of Application Development – Axon Ivy,” “MatchPoint & DevOps,” and

CM First Group has signed on as a Silver Sponsor at SHARE® Providence, the one-stop shop for enterprise IT education, taking place August 6–11 at the Rhode Island Convention Center. At SHARE events, attendees enjoy a longstanding tradition of advancing the enterprise technology industry. Each bi-annual event is handcrafted by volunteers to help attendees expand

One of the biggest concerns about maintaining mainframe legacy code is that new developers, and even many of the older ones, don’t really understand what the code is doing for the business on a detailed level.  Even if documentation exists, it isn’t enough to ensure that changes to the code won’t eliminate an important feature,

CM MatchPoint ALM 5.5 Offers Performance and UI Improvements AUSTIN, Texas – July 21, 2017 – CM First announces the general availability of its top application lifecycle management solution, CM MatchPoint ALM version 5.5, with enhanced performance, an improved UI and many requested fixes: http://www.cmfirstgroup.com/products/cm-matchpoint-alm/.  This cross-platform product offers end-to-end governance of software change processes

Here are Solutions to Three Common iSeries Build Issues with CA Plex RPG Programs Build errors are just displayed with status = FAILED in CA PLEX’s Gen and Build window.  Therefore, it is necessary to check the Spooled files to get the details on the exact nature of the errors and determine how to correct

CM First Group, an innovative provider of modernization solutions for enterprise software applications, announced today that it has secured $1.2M of new equity financing. The investment funds will accelerate the growth of CM First’s software tools and services. The investment round was led by Central Texas Angel Network (CTAN) and Lone Rock Technology Group with