Genero helps companies do more with less: in particular with the thousands of "workhorse" applications originally developed with the I4GL language running on top of the Informix database, which often still rely on computing infrastructure which limits the opportunity for an IT organization to take advantage of newer, lower-cost and higher performing platforms. With Genero, I4GL applications can be liberated from the original, increasingly expensive infrastructure to which they are tied, and, with minimal effort, recompiled and modernized, enabling IT organizations take advantage of high-performance, less expensive, multi-core, blade servers, move from UNIX to Linux, and, either with Four J's own Genero db database, or continuing to exploit virtually any major DBMS, achieve interoperability with other corporate applications, and display on today's modern client devices, from PDA to Macintoshes, and emerging web standards such as XUL and XAML. Four J's Genero helps breathe new life into i4GL applications, and enable in a matter of days to weeks what other technologies would require months or years to do. And, with no changes in the application's proven business logic, it can be opened up to integration with existing corporate applications and internet services using web services and Java integration.