Application & data dependency analysis
Maps the programs, copybooks, JCL, and data stores that make up each mainframe application before anything is touched.
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Your mainframe runs the business, but the people who understand it are retiring, licence and hardware costs keep rising, and every change takes months. Symetriz moves COBOL, JCL, batch, and z/OS workloads into Azure — component by component, with parallel runs before cutover.
The problem
Knowledge of the COBOL, JCL, and batch schedule sits with a shrinking group of people.
How we fix it: Dependency analysis that captures what the system actually does, before anyone leaves.
MIPS-based licensing and hardware contracts grow while the value they deliver stays flat.
How we fix it: Workloads moved onto Azure services that scale and bill with use.
Rewrite-everything programmes are long and often stall, so nothing moves at all.
How we fix it: Rehost, re-platform, or refactor per component, proven by parallel runs.
The solution
Mainframe risk is almost always a knowledge problem first, a technology problem second.
Maps the programs, copybooks, JCL, and data stores that make up each mainframe application before anything is touched.
Batch windows, transaction volumes, and timing dependencies are profiled so the new platform is sized correctly from day one.
Components are sequenced by business risk and technical complexity, so the riskiest pieces aren't the first ones moved.
Not every component needs a rewrite — the right strategy is decided per component.
Each program or batch job gets the migration strategy that fits its risk and value — not a single blanket approach.
Batch and transaction processing is redesigned around Azure-native services where it pays off, and preserved where it doesn't.
New and legacy systems run in parallel and are reconciled before cutover, so nothing goes live on faith.
Ready when you are
Tell us what's running on the mainframe today and we'll map a sequenced, low-risk path to Azure.