Fifth Third Bank cut its annual emulator bill by 81%.
The bank replaced its legacy emulator and used actual mainframe activity to stop paying for unused seats.
$2.22M → $430K annual emulator spend
Read the story →See how customers lowered licensing costs, reduced support work and made everyday mainframe tasks easier. Their teams kept the connections and keyboard settings they already knew.

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Some needed to reduce licensing costs. Others needed better support, reliable Mac access or less manual data entry. These stories show what changed after the switch.
The bank replaced its legacy emulator and used actual mainframe activity to stop paying for unused seats.
$2.22M → $430K annual emulator spend
Read the story →Developers and support staff get answers on their own screens, using an AI model hosted inside Nationwide’s network.
40% fewer mainframe service-desk tickets
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Benefits teams can copy lists as real spreadsheet columns, preserve leading zeros and mask sensitive identifiers by policy.
QA keying errors fell from 4.1% to 0.3%
Read the story →A native Mac app replaced the Windows emulator delivered through Citrix, allowing IT to retire 38 servers.
38 Citrix servers retired
Read the story →Imported profiles and keyboard maps shortened the migration. Automatic failover handled the next disaster-recovery test with no emulator calls to the help desk.
$1.25M saved annually on licensing
Read the story →Use a proof of value to test your existing sessions, keyboard maps and security policies with your own users.