Corporate Modelling joins Mainframe Migration Alliance
11th January 2008



Glasgow, Scotland (December 17th 2007) - Corporate Modelling plc, a leading provider of model driven analysis and application generation tools, today announced its membership of the Mainframe Migration Alliance (MMA). As a member Corporate Modelling joins Microsoft and many other key industry players who are assisting corporations to modernize their mission critical applications from the mainframe onto the Microsoft platform.

The MMA goals are to assist companies to reduce the total cost of ownership of maintaining expensive legacy mainframe systems by migrating them to Windows based technologies.

"We are really excited about having Corporate Modelling onboard as members of MMA", said Spyros Sakallariads, director at Microsoft Corporation and sponsor of the MMA.

"Corporate Modelling has a wealth of experience in developing/porting core applications in the financial industry from the mainframe to the Windows platform and our membership of MMA feels like a logical fit"

Corporate Modelling will continue to support and develop technologies, such as the Business Processing Grid enabling companies to feel confident about moving away from their legacy applications.

About Corporate Modelling
Corporate Modelling deliver advanced model driven analysis and application generation tools and services and are a founding member of the Financial Services Grid Initiative.
www.corporatemodelling.com

About the Mainframe Migration Alliance
Formed in spring 2003, the Mainframe Migration Alliance is comprised of software vendors and service providers focused on enabling mainframe customers to meet the challenges posed by legacy application environments, including the pressures to reduce IT costs and increase the flexibility in IT systems.
www.mainframemigration.org

About Microsoft
Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq "MSFT") is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realise their full potential.
www.microsoft.com