TIC News
TIC News is focused on covering current and future events at TIC Software.
Here you can find information on upcoming presentations, new team members, and partnerships.
We also cover interesting topics like IT around the world, advances in AI, and the modern workplace.
Registration for CTUG Education Day 2025 is Now Open!
March 2025 (Great Neck, NY)
Registration for the 2025 CTUG Education Day is now open! Attendance is free, but please note that this is a separate registration from the CTUG 2025 conference on Wednesday, May 21, 2025. Be sure to register for each event individually.
This year, in addition to HPE NonStop experts discussing the latest updates and products for HPE NonStop systems, Phil Ly from TIC Software will also be joining Education Day, don't miss it!
Conference Dates:
Wed, May 21, 2025 - Conference Day
Thu, May 22, 2025 - Education Day
2025: The Year to Transform Your HPE NonStop Platform for Tomorrow’s Challenges
January 2025 (Great Neck, NY)
While your NonStop platform continues to deliver unmatched reliability and performance that your business depends on, you may be wrestling with questions about its place in your digital transformation strategy. Should you maintain your current systems, invest in modernization, or consider alternatives? Read Article.
uLInga for Kafka
November 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
uLinga for Kafka is a NonStop based solution and requires no additional software or hardware components.
Apache Kafka is an open-source distributed events streaming platform used by many corporations for data integration, streaming analytics, log analysis and other mission critical applications in a high performance and fault-tolerant environment.
TIC Software Presents: Solving NonStop Enterprise Integration Challenges with Kafka
October 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
The NonStop Kafka Producer, Consumer, and the Kafka connector ecosystem offer significant advantages. Join TIC Software's webinar to explore how Kafka facilitates seamless integration between NonStop and the Enterprise by using uLinga.
The webinar has passed. If you would like more info about, please contact us.
Webinar
June 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
We will discuss how NonStop applications can interface with Kafka and leverage its many benefits using uLinga for Kafka.
In this webinar, you will learn:
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What is Kafka?
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Understand Kafka Basics
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Kafka features and benefits
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Use Cases
This webinar has passed, Hope to see you on the next one
JSON
May 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
JSON Thunder enables COBOL programs to read and write JSON documents so they can:
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exchange data in JSON format with other applications and companies.
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use JSON messages to call web services or interface with third-party packages and non-COBOL applications.
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create JSON APIs for COBOL programs - enabling them to provide web services or be called by non-COBOL applications.
New York Tandem User Group
May 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
We extend our gratitude to everyone who joined TIC Software, your trusted NonStop partner, as we celebrate Tandem's golden anniversary. We reflected on how the platform's core principles remain relevant today while recognizing the need for a growth strategy that looks beyond these principles for the future.
During our NYTUG session, TIC Software CEO Phil Ly discussed Tandem's 50-year milestone and highlighted how TIC Software can assist in modernizing your NonStop environment, innovating with next-generation solutions, and educating your team to maximize the value and longevity of your NonStop platform.
S3Utils™: Data Transfer for HPE NonStop and AWS Storage
April 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
Data Transfer for HPE NonStop and AWS Storage
Easily transfer data between your Native NonStop Applications and your Enterprise cloud AWS Simple Storage Server (S3)
Since the introduction of AWS Simple Storage Service (S3), S3 compatible object services have become highly popular, with each of the major cloud services providing S3 compatible storage, and a number of "S3 only" storage services also available.
Blog: Building a Web Interface to a centralized view of Application Logs with LogWatch
March 2024 (Great Neck, NY)
Managing and analyzing log data proved inefficient due to the sheer volume and dispersion of log files across various services and applications. Locating specific entries often necessitated time-consuming manual searches through individual log files.
