See Easycom, Launcher and SQL iPlug Toolkits in Booth 110 at the New Orleans COMMON User Group Conference, May 15-17, 2016.
Aura invites U.S. systems integrators to Booth 110 at the COMMON IBM User Group Conference in New Orleans May 15-17, 2016, to see its multi-platform and mobile integration solutions in action and to discuss partnering in North America.
“Our global installed base of over 4,000 businesses is based on the value, strength and reputation of our technologies. Just imagine what we could achieve in partnership with local North American systems integrators,” said Laurent Delaporte, CEO. He can be reached via email at
“Many CTOs are realizing the superior results of ‘Bimodal IT.’ Applications on the IBM i that run the business are stable, so why disrupt them? New projects that differentiate the business are multi-platform and mobile; they need a fast-lane development approach. Aura’s technologies simplify the interaction between these two modes of delivery,” said Sylvain Rubele, CTO.
At COMMON, Aura will be demonstrating three toolkits that help make the IBM i the cornerstone of modern multi-platform, client-server, client-cloud and mobile (bi-modal IT) environments:
- Easycom – Small-footprint, fast, secure and flexible client-server and client-cloud integration toolkits which enable native access to IBM i servers from remote multi-platform or mobile clients
- Launcher - Modern multi-platform toolkit for developers and end users, which enables automatic creation and distribution of remote Windows documents and reports with embedded enterprise data using local native control programs
- SQL iPlug – SQL toolkit that enables RPG, COBOL, C and Java programs on the IBM i to remotely access Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, MS Access, Sybase and Progress
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