Oracle Forms modernization and multi-platform database managed services
RENAPS modernizes Oracle-centric enterprise systems and runs managed database operations, with a stack anchored in Oracle Forms, PL/SQL, WebLogic and RAC alongside Java, Spring Boot and React targets. Oracle Forms is flagged as being replaced while Java, Data Guard and GoldenGate are being adopted, which mirrors the firm's own delivery motion. Hiring is split between data and engineering at mid and senior levels, focused on France.
RENAPS is a Montréal-based technology consulting partnership founded in 2001, with 51–200 employees. It helps complex organizations in public sector, insurance, manufacturing, energy, healthcare and financial services move legacy enterprise applications onto modern open architectures. Core services cover Oracle Forms and Reports transformation to Java, Angular and React, plus managed services for databases, middleware and applications across Oracle, Microsoft and open-source environments. Its programs combine senior architects with its proprietary ORMIT automation tooling, and it offers round-the-clock remote DBA support.
RENAPS works with Oracle Forms, PL/SQL, Oracle Database, RAC, Data Guard and WebLogic, plus Java, Spring Boot, React, Node.js, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Jasper Reports, BI Publisher and Zabbix.
Current projects include Oracle Forms to Java migrations using ORMIT, Data Guard implementations, Oracle OCI integration, industrializing its migration process and evolving its automation platform.
RENAPS is headquartered in Montréal, Québec, and its open roles are in France, covering data and engineering positions at mid and senior levels. Hiring velocity is currently minimal.
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