Trimble Prolog’s end-of-life cycle: what you need to know
If you are a Prolog user, you may have heard Trimble is sunsetting Prolog after
September 30th, 2023
Do you have a plan?
Are you prepared with a reliable, failsafe method of accessing your historical Prolog data? Do you need to continue using your existing Prolog application through the end of a current project lifecycle? Either way, LoadSpring can help.
As a Prolog customer, you have choices:
- You will lose real-time access to your project lifecycle data if you do nothing.
- If you only wish to archive your data, the Trimble team can assist with data off-boarding & archiving.
- If you’ve decided to transition to ProjectSight (the Trimble application replacing Prolog), Trimble will take care of you from here on out.
- If you need continued hosting, however, reach out to LoadSpring to extend ‘end-of-life’ cloud services for your data after evaluating whether it is the best option for your project requirements.
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LoadSpring’s Prolog End-of-Life Cycle Infographic
Our infographic maps out what you need to know to prepare for the change, ensure continued access, and extend ‘end-of-life’ cloud services for your data.
LoadSpring’s Prolog End-of-Life Cycle FAQs
Here we provide answers to several commonly asked questions. Please contact us if you have a question not addressed here or would like more information.
LoadSpring’s Product Catalog
LoadSpring offers infinite business solutions via one simple cloud-based platform. We can offer continued access to your Prolog project data, along with the integration of other applications you choose to utilize.