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4 terminal emulation suppliers across 3 states and provinces in 1 country. Profiles show capabilities, materials, certifications, and facility locations so you can compare shops and build a shortlist.

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KMSYS Worldwide builds connectivity, terminal emulation, and modernization software for Unisys ClearPath Dorado (OS 2200) and Libra (MCP) environments. Founded in 1983, the company focuses exclusively on Unisys ClearPath systems, offering application modernization, centralized connectivity, knowledge management and productivity tooling, and utilities.

ad hoc reportingapplication modernizationConnectivityDMS reorganization utilitiesQ-Language tooling

CORE TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION

NIAGARA FALLS, NY

Core Technology provides specialized software solutions for the criminal justice and law enforcement communities, established in 1981. Its Talon suite includes the Talon Incident Management System (TIMS) record management system, computer-aided dispatch (CAD), a hosted statewide Jail Management System (JMS) with partner JailTracker, and the Talon mobile app. The company also offers connectivity software and services for mainframe/mid-range and legacy platforms.

cross-platform host accessdata miningdata sharinghigh-speed file transfersoftware integrationweb-based access to applications on Unisys, IBM, UNIX platforms

FUTURESOFT, INC.

HOUSTON, TX

FutureSoft, Inc. is a privately held software company founded in 1982 with worldwide headquarters in Houston, Texas. It develops terminal emulation software (DynaComm DCS and MultiView) for Windows, delivering green-screen applications from Unix and mainframes, and also produces Bible and radio apps for iOS, Android, and Amazon platforms.

event-driven scriptingfile transfer protocolsmobile app developmentPC-UNIX integrationserver-based license managementSSH/TLS security

JOLLY GIANT USA LLC

FARMINGDALE, NY

Jolly Giant Software Inc., a Brandon Associates Company founded in 1994 and acquired by Brandon in 2013, develops and markets cost-effective TN3270E connectivity software enabling Windows PCs and virtual environments to connect to IBM mainframes using TCP/IP. It also offers a secure SSL version of the TN3270 emulator and QWS5250 for AS/400 connectivity. Over 1,000,000 copies have been licensed worldwide.

mobile interface optionssoftware developmentSSL secure connectionsTN3270E connectivityweb browser-based technology

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