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UCT Launches DCA 6.8

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UCT launches version 6.8 of Data Conversion Architect system

Latest version of Universal Conversion Technologies’ DCA speeds up conversions

Addison, TX, August 17, 2007 – Universal Conversion Technologies (UCT), the recognized expert in complex data conversions, today announced the immediate availability of version 6.8 of their proven Data Conversion Architecture (DCA) product. Already in production use with select UCT clients, this latest version of DCA extends our ability to automate conversion-related functions such as data mapping and release upgrades. In addition, we continue to enhance existing functions and features of DCA. DCA version 6.8 is available to all new UCT clients and those covered by our maintenance agreements.

Dan O’Hara, Founder and CEO of UCT, commented: “DCA allows UCT and our partners to deliver extremely high quality conversion systems faster and cheaper than any alternative. UCT remains committed to offering the best values to our customers through a combination of the best people, software tools, and experience in the data conversion business.”

DCA 6.8 concentrates on several major aspects of the Conversion process as outlined below:

Enhanced and new capabilities offered with DCA 6.8 include:

Ability to BULK IMPORT record definitions from either an FTP location or local data drive.
Ability to AUTOMATICALLY ADJUST conflicting record definition names in two Systems
Ability to automatically build two new types of map templates—AUDIT and VERSIONING
Ability to BULK BUILD Map Templates from record definitions associated with the project

What you get with DCA 6.8 is the ability, once record definitions have been imported, to view the results individually for each item or combined into a single report. Another new feature that many Clients really appreciate is the ability to convert newer or older versions of the same system.

For additional information, contact Rae Albertini at 214-348-2000.