Modernizing
Legacy Applications
72® SERVICES
The Software Renovators
Does your competition have an advantage because their systems are more modern?
Outdated software solutions impede your business’ success. You need sufficient functionality, mobility, and agility. Your technology and business goals have to be aligned. A streamlined application environment can help you save resources and remain competitive.
ren•o•vate
(rĕn′ə-vāt′)
- To return to a condition of newness, as by repairing or remodeling.
- To impart new vigor to; revive.
Let us redefine
the way you work
We know what you’re thinking - renovating your legacy systems would involve high costs and scheduling challenges.
The good news is that we can tailor a solution for you, and it only requires some planning and the courage to make the change. Let us help you. We will integrate your existing infrastructure with modern solutions for high-value outcomes.
We address your highest Concerns and provide you with
Security & Speed
Mobile Accessibility & Responsiveness
Low Maintenance Costs
Rich Integration
ABOUT
The Company
72® Services GmbH was established in 2009 by Simon Martinelli. We help small, medium, and large businesses in such diverse fields as wholesale, retail, manufacturing, education and government with the renovation of their legacy IT systems. The results are modern systems and applications that use cutting-edge developments in software architecture and system design.
Simon Martinelli
Programming ArchitectSimon Martinelli is a passionate and top-performing IT professional who is a Java, performance optimization and application integration expert credited with cutting-edge developments in software architecture and system design.
He is a dynamic, innovative leader with more than 25 years of experience creating efficient programming solutions as a developer, architect, and technical lead. An active member of the Java community process, he received the Vaadin Community Award in 2021 and has made key contributions to JSR-352 Batch Applications, JSR-354 Money, and Currency API.
Simon Martinelli has been an Adjunct Professor at Berne University of Applied Science in Switzerland since 2007 and is teaching architecture and design of distributed systems, Microservices, Spring Framework and Spring Boot, object-relational mapping with Hibernate, DevOps, and persistence technologies in Bachelor of Science and continuing education courses.
For more information, check out his LinkedIn profile and follow him on Twitter.
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