Compare the Value: Rimini Support™ for Oracle
IDC TMT Industry Spotlight: As Cloud Investments Increase, Are You Creating Risk?
The world is swirling with change for Telecommunications and Media and Entertainment (M&E) companies. The advances brought by 5G technology allow a complex array of possibilities…and risks. Read the Rimini Street-sponsored report – As Cloud Investments Increase, Are You Creating Risk by Skimping on Your Database Budget? – for an in-depth analysis of both. You’ll learn Key tech trends in the Telecommunications and M&E industries How to modernize while keeping ROI and cost of ownership in full view What your peers and competitors are forecasting for 2023 spend Prepared by global market intelligence firm IDC, the report also covers the thorny ground of patches, updates, and security risks – as well as the options available to telecommunications and M&E companies for answering their needs.
Rimini ONE™ Overview Video
Introducing Rimini ONE™: The End-to-End Outsourcing Solution from ONE Trusted Vendor
Predicts 2023: Inflation’s Permanent Impact on SaaS/Software Costs, Commercials and Business Practices
As software vendors respond to the impact of inflation, they are now more likely to view support as a profit center, optimizing it at the expense of the end-user and leading to a potentially degraded experience at a higher cost. In this Gartner Predicts 2023 report, you will get insight into how software vendors are adjusting their support models and gain strategies on how you can control your costs and improve your negotiating power: By 2026, 50% of enterprise applications will separate support from existing subscription and maintenance costs to create additional revenue streams Impacts of market conditions on support and maintenance pricing over time Why you should consider third-party support to protect critical applications as an alternative to vendor-provided support Read the full report to discover strategies for keeping software costs under control as vendors shift their models. Gartner, Predicts 2023: Inflation’s Permanent Impact on SaaS/Software Costs, Commercials and Business Practices, 9 January 2023, Mike Tucciarone Et Al. GARTNER is a registered trademark and service mark of Gartner, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the U.S. and internationally and is used herein with permission. All rights reserved. Gartner does not endorse any vendor, product or service depicted in its research publications and does not advise technology users to select only those vendors with the highest ratings or other designation. Gartner research publications consist of the opinions of Gartner’s research organization and should not be construed as statements of fact. Gartner disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, with respect to this research, including any warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose.
IT Leaders: The Future Outlook Report 2023
How to Reduce Risk with Composable ERP
In an everchanging environment, learn how your business can navigate and thrive by adjusting IT priorities, objectives, and investments. See how a composable ERP strategy provides flexibility and value by choosing the right mix of vendors and technologies that best meets YOUR needs to drive agility. This webinar explores how a composable strategy can: Maximize efficiencies of your current technology Extend the value of existing software investments Invite the best-suited tools and approaches to integration Avoid disruptions often associated with Oracle upgrades and core code changes Rimini Street SVP & Chief Technology Officer Eric Helmer discusses these topics and more — to help you find your competitive edge with a composable ERP strategy.
Talent Strategy: Winning the Oracle Game
Expert IT talent like you is becoming scarce for organizations running Oracle software. Changes in the workforce make it hard for customers to retain expert talent, as qualified IT experts in Oracle software are either retiring or flocking to something new. At the same time, innovation is creating a need for new skills while the pool of experts remains very small. This webinar is a “must view” if you have asked yourself any of these questions: Leaders: With Oracle experts who understand legacy systems becoming rarer, what is our plan for ensuring we have access to these skills when we need them? As innovation and digital projects become priorities to the business, what alternatives would we choose if we could bring in the right skills at the right time? What are the best methods to retain and hire hard-to-find Oracle skillsets? Practitioners: In the midst of the tech talent shortage, is my skill set among the rare ones needed to support Oracle applications? As my company innovates, will it become necessary for me to reskill in order to support Oracle applications that move to the cloud? How will I keep my skills relevant?
