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What does MMA stand for?

Mainframe Migration Alliance (Microsoft)


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In addition to their strategic partnership, both Alchemy and RainCode are members of the Mainframe Migration Alliance, a group of more than 100 companies whose interests are aligned in making legacy modernization easier and more efficient for customers.
Patni Computer Systems, has entered the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA), an industry representation enabled by Microsoft and industry partners to help customers seamlessly migrate workloads off the mainframe and onto the Microsoft Windows platform.
In addition to their strategic partnership, both Alchemy and RainCode are members of the Mainframe Migration Alliance, a group of more than 100 companies whose interests are aligned in making legacy modernization easier and more efficient for customers.
UST Global(SM) (UST), a leading provider of IT services and solutions for Global 1000 enterprises, announced that it has joined the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA) to extend its legacy modernization offerings for UST clients.
We are working with services partners like Cratos, and Mainframe Migration Alliance partners like Micro Focus, to provide the resources, tools and education customers need to achieve a successful migration.
3 In 2007, several milestones contributed to overall Alliance progress including: * The winners of the first Itanium Solutions Alliance Innovation Award were announced in Beijing in April, recognizing their unique and innovative deployments of Itanium-based solutions from all areas of computing and research; * In May, Intel and Sun collaborated to deliver Java[TM] Platform, Standard Edition (Java SE) for Itanium-based systems; * The Alliance joined the Mainframe Migration Alliance in July; and * The Alliance welcomed its 200th member in August.
The Itanium[R] Solutions Alliance today announced its membership in the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA), a group of companies working together to help customers modernize their mission-critical applications from the mainframe onto the Microsoft[R] platform.
NYSE:SAY), Hyderabad, India, has joined the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA), created by Microsoft and industry partners which enables customers using aging, mainframe systems to move seamlessly to the more modern and flexible Windows platform.

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