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Hyderabad , Sept 12

Xcalia and Sierra Atlantic today announced a partnership that will give customers the ability to enable legacy data migration and integration into services oriented architecture (SOA) infrastructure.

Enterprises with legacy computer systems have an assortment of mainframe applications representing a huge financial and strategic business investment.

According to analysts, 70-80 per cent of all business data is in stored mainframe and legacy systems.

One of the challenges businesses face is how to leverage this information in a service-oriented way to deploy composite applications.

Mr Sanjay Khendry, Vice-President of Sierra, Atlantic, in a statement said: "This partnership will enable clients to draw on existing business logic and processes residing anywhere within the enterprise. Apart from bringing in flexibility it improves responsiveness to changing business conditions."

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