Greg Lambert is the former ChangeBASE chairman and current CEO of Application Readiness. Their only product is Readiness, the first cloud-based application compatibility assessment and conversion software. Over 12 years in the making, Readiness has been checked and processed applications against hundreds of thousand rules. Greg saw how expensive and complicated the infrastructure required for application compatibility, patch impact assessment, conversion and remediation was. This, and the fact that applications are evolving faster than ever convinced him that Readiness must be entirely cloud-based, so there’s never any infrastructure to buy or maintain, and rules are kept up-to-date automatically.
Testing Guidance for March 2024 Patch Tuesday
Each month, the team at Readiness analyses the latest Patch Tuesday updates from Microsoft and provides detailed, actionable testing guidance. This guidance is based on assessing a large application portfolio and a detailed analysis of the Microsoft patches and...
SCC and Readiness a partnership
We have had the pleasure and the privilege of working with the UK and European arms of SCC from the early days of Readiness. SCC and Readiness have worked closely on the design, features, and implementation of many of the core features of Readiness including:...
February Patch Tuesday Testing Guidance
February Patch Tuesday Testing Guidance Each month, the team at Readiness analyses the latest Patch Tuesday updates from Microsoft and provides detailed, actionable testing guidance. This guidance is based on assessing a large application portfolio and a detailed...
Readiness Joins Forces with XenTegra to Elevate Digital Workspaces
Huntersville, N.C., February 9, 2023 – We are thrilled to announce a landmark partnership between Readiness Inc. and XenTegra. This collaboration marks a significant stride in application management and migration services, promising to empower businesses in their...
Interrogative Testing – The Future of application assessment
You may not like the following statement, but here goes, “Testing is essential – and for most application use cases it is essentially useless.” I am not a fan of automated testing, as we have found over the past 10 or so years, that the results are often...
Zero Trust and Application Security
Given some of the recent security challenges within our industry (particularly Microsoft) I thought that it may be time for a quick posting on zero-trust security methodologies and the potential implications on application management. What is zero-trust? Zero Trust...
App Wednesday: Critical Zero-day for Chrome
App Wednesday January 2024 This monthly blog entry is aimed at mid-month Microsoft updates that includes patches, application updates, lifecycle changes and application related events. We will cover security issues that relate to applications and deployments as...
For Patch Tuesday, 48 updates, no zero-day flaws
Microsoft has eased us into the new new year with just 48 updates for the Windows, Office and .NET platforms. There were no zero-days for January, and no reports of publicly exposed vulnerabilities or exploited security issues. Developers of complex,...
Testing Guidance for January 2024
Each month, the team at Readiness analyses the latest Patch Tuesday updates from Microsoft and provides detailed, actionable testing guidance. This guidance is based on assessing a large application portfolio and a detailed analysis of the Microsoft patches and...
Why Repackage Application Installations?
Over the Christmas break our team started several application packaging, conversion, and assessment projects. It’s a busy time and we are delighted with the privilege of helping our partners and their clients. One of the questions raised in the project...
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