Case Study: Israeli Airport Authority achieves instant ROI and modern mobile access with OpenLegacy

OpenLegacy replaces old HTML emulation solution at the Israel Airport Authority with a modern web application

The Israeli Airport Authority (IAA), which manages Ben Gurion Airport and other airports and border terminals in Israel, was relying on an aging HTML web emulation layer to access IBM AS/400 applications for security personnel management. The legacy system was expensive to maintain, difficult to update, and lacked support for modern browsers, mobile connectivity, and fast changes to employee shift planning.

OpenLegacy replaced the old HTML emulation with a modern web application built on its AS/400 connectivity platform. The new solution was developed in about one week, enabled mobile access for security officers, and delivered instant ROI by eliminating maintenance fees; it also improved productivity by allowing new functionality to be added in hours instead of days.

Israeli Airport Authority