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Companies must have convictions, because it is around them that they constitute their entire way of acting. Morphis Tech, for example, is a strong advocate of the Pareto Principle, a principle that claims that 20% of our actions generate 80% of the results. It is a simple and clear principle that is well proven. Now, it is necessary to find those 20% and know how to boost them even more. It is in this search and empowerment of the IT universe that we make the difference.
It all began when a group of recent college graduates, led by its founder and CEO, Luís Andrade, committed itself to an ambitious mission: to create the world’s best tools for modernizing legacy systems. And so, it was. For years these tools have been developed and tested until we reached what we were aiming for
From this development work, in 2015, arises a new company called Morphis Tech.
In a brief time, Morphis Tech received the attention of some of the biggest IT players, such as Microsoft, IBM and Fujitsu, and of clients such as major banks, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, telecommunications companies, governments, among others.
Our quality, coupled with a great market need for modernization of legacy systems, made us quickly gain significant space, making it possible to open offices in the United Kingdom, Spain, the United States and Brazil.
Nowadays, Morphis Tech continues to introduce the advantages of the cloud to customers worldwide, modernizing their legacy systems – and saving them time, money and many resources.
Although the self-praise is not very commendable, false modesty it’s even a greater flaw, so it’s up to you to say that we have already achieved some feats of which we are very proud.
In addition to important partnerships and the acquisition of large clients, we were blessed with the “PME Líder ’17” award in Portugal, given by IAPMEI and the banking sector, an award that honours our path to success and our commitment to the national economy.
In addition, in the national ranking of IT SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises), published by the Bank of Portugal, Morphis Tech achieved the number 1 in exports and added value, being second and third in net turnover volume and profitability in 2016.
It is Morphis Tech growing, based on its ability to do differently and to be well ahead.
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Transformer Oracle® Forms – whitepaper
This document discusses Morphis approach for migrating legacy applications to the cloud, promoting usage of several cloud services, including serverless technologies. We also discuss and describe some of the challenges presented by the process of cloud-enabling a legacy application. By legacy we are explicitly referring to applications developed in 3GL and 4GL languages/platforms such as Cobol, Delphi, Oracle Forms, PowerBuilder, etc.
Transformer Powerbuilder – whitepaper
This document discusses Morphis approach for migrating legacy applications to the cloud, promoting usage of several cloud services, including serverless technologies. We also discuss and describe some of the challenges presented by the process of cloud-enabling a legacy application. By legacy we are explicitly referring to applications developed in 3GL and 4GL languages/platforms such as Cobol, Delphi, Oracle Forms, PowerBuilder, etc.
Transformer Delphi – whitepaper
This document discusses Morphis approach for migrating legacy applications to the cloud, promoting usage of several cloud services, including serverless technologies. We also discuss and describe some of the challenges presented by the process of cloud-enabling a legacy application. By legacy we are explicitly referring to applications developed in 3GL and 4GL languages/platforms such as Cobol, Delphi, Oracle Forms, PowerBuilder, etc.
From Legacy to Cloud with Morphis Tech
This document discusses Morphis approach for migrating legacy applications to the cloud, promoting usage of several cloud services, including serverless technologies. We also discuss and describe some of the challenges presented by the process of cloud-enabling a legacy application. By legacy we are explicitly referring to applications developed in 3GL and 4GL languages/platforms such as Cobol, Delphi, Oracle Forms, PowerBuilder, etc.